That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for January 22, 2014

Tip her at the full price!

It was a tap-dancing injury.

At least I get to keep my jeans on!

Poor woman has Tunga penetrans.

Steam Bath Sheba?

The fashion for “bracelet” tattoos is older than you’d think.

“When you said you had a foot fetish, I didn’t expect to be sat here for three hours while you worked your way upwards.

Hey, where’s the cursor?.Number Six might remember a UK magazine called “Weekend” which had a little cartoon man hidden on the front cover. He was quite often found nestling in the model’s cleavage. It wasn’t a “lads’ mag”.

“Really… I feel so naked with just a hanky…”

I’m not sure about this new bronzing creme.

Toe tats?

I think my foot is getting hard! with all the rubbing.

I jammed my toe the other day, hurt like the dickens.

Where did she find a Vietnamese pedicurist…?

And this little piggie’s been wandering nude in the cow pasture

Maybe-click-to-enlarge image can be found here (along with a description, or at Mr. Melcher’s blog entry.Bathsheba at Her Bath (link shows painting’s Wikipedia page) is shown, with a different coloration framed image, along with a framed image of Susanna at the bath, another different coloration framed image, a detail image of Bathsheba, and a detail image of her servant, and described, by its current-location page.I’m not sure why the Susanna at the bath image is there. It (Google translated) is a student’s partial copy of a larger painting by the artist (described here, along with a click-to-enlarge image), currently here.Another different coloration, click-to-enlarge image can be found here, along with a description. This informative video (fullscreen is active)

can be found here. The artist’s Wikipedia page, list of paintings, and collection (much more available in the Subcategories at each level).Fifth, of the 5 works, attributed by Mr. Melcher to this artist, that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here.

My expectations are more in line with those in Liberty Meadows’ women…. MMMmmmm… Brandy….

Where is it written that Bathsheba was black? Her husband was Uriah the Hittite, as far as I know the Hittites were not black, but simply olive skinned like many Middle Eastern groups.

They call the wind Uriah.

If that’s not a blonde bush, what is it?

Sensitive feet are nice; good place to start a massage.

Here is another work by this artist.