Local Pastry Shop

Tell us about the things you like to do, and what you do, when you go out en femme. All other topics will be moved to appropriate forum.

Moderators: KimberlyS, CathyAnn

User avatar
Stephanie H
Miss Golden Goddess
Posts: 602
Joined: Thu Jun 09, 2005 7:57 am
Location: Central Florida

Local Pastry Shop

Post by Stephanie H »

The other moring while driving up from Fla, the entire trip en-feme including several stops for shopping at Dress Barns along the way, I stopped in a local Pastry Shop in the suburbs of NYC (I have been going there since I was a child but this was the first time en-feme) where I went in to purchase some items.
When the women behind the counter look somewhat confused as to the mode of dress and the voice.
After placing my order for some nice German Pastry and 2 Black and White cookies there continued to be a perplexed look.
I took the opportunity to say to the nice lady, "My mother always expects pastry when ever I visit and the Black and White cookies are for me.
She smiled and continued to fill the order.
At the completion of filling the order she asked if there were any other items that I wanted.
Responding, no thank you, she told me how much.
With that, I went into my purse for some money and she say's, "I have the same purse. Where did you buy yours and how much did you pay? I told her Dress Barn and her response was I need to go there, I knew that I could get the purse for less money than at Macy's". We both laughed and I picked up my change and purchases and left the store.
While getting into my car, I looked back at the shop and there was the women and 2 others looking out the front door.
I simled and waved to them and they responed in the same way.
Need to go back there again...
There items are very good.
Stephanie
Elizabeth
Miss Ruby Goddess
Posts: 1878
Joined: Mon May 03, 2004 3:02 am

Post by Elizabeth »

Hi Stephanie,

Sounds like a very positive experience for you. I sense that anyway. I have to say that I just love being out and about, and it's so nice to hear stories from others who are also having positive experiences. While I know it is not for everyone(going out en femme), I know the wonderful feeling of going out without one shred of self conciousness and truly being ones self.

Nice story, thanks for sharing it with us.

Love always,
Elizabeth
User avatar
Virginia
Goddess of the Universe
Posts: 5543
Joined: Tue Feb 24, 2004 4:06 pm
Location: Strange Magic Hill

Post by Virginia »

Stephanie,
All the way from Florida, en femme! I am jealous!!! I made it from Roanoke to Atlanta driving a little red sports car, but to Florida!? Wow! As to the response you got I think it is like we say, a smile will open a lot of doors for us and that air of confidence on top of it!! Works great!
Love,
Virginia
First star to the right, then straight on 'till mornin!
User avatar
DonnaT
Miss Great Goddess
Posts: 8222
Joined: Fri Sep 17, 2004 11:04 am
Location: No. Virginia

Post by DonnaT »

That's great Stephanie. Positive interaction with others helps educate them that we aren't (all) weird. :)
DonnaT
Beauty
Retired Site Administrator
Posts: 3662
Joined: Thu Aug 14, 2003 4:30 am
Location: Northern VA
Contact:

Post by Beauty »

Hi Stephanie,

That was very cool! :) You took an uncomfy or odd moment and turned it into a positive experience. Sounds like this kind of thing is spreading around here. ;) =D>

Good for you!!!
*-*
Merinda
Miss Golden Goddess
Posts: 959
Joined: Fri May 28, 2004 11:07 pm
Location: Melbourne Australia

Post by Merinda »

Well done stephanie ,

as Beauty says you turned the situation around
Merinda
User avatar
Stephanie H
Miss Golden Goddess
Posts: 602
Joined: Thu Jun 09, 2005 7:57 am
Location: Central Florida

Post by Stephanie H »

Ladies:
Thank you for the nice compliments.
I will continue to share both positive and negative outings.
Stephanie
User avatar
Maria
Miss Ruby Goddess
Posts: 2302
Joined: Sat Oct 22, 2005 12:50 pm
Location: SF Bay Area

Post by Maria »

Hi Stephanie H!

Congratulations on your pastry shop experience!

Donna wrote:
Positive interaction with others helps educate them that we aren't (all) weird.
I think we have a wonderful trend here: Elizabeth at the Taco Bell, my lunchtime experience at Jack in the Box, and you at a pastry shop!

Having positive experiences raises ones confidence level when interacting with the public.

Maria
User avatar
Stephanie H
Miss Golden Goddess
Posts: 602
Joined: Thu Jun 09, 2005 7:57 am
Location: Central Florida

Post by Stephanie H »

Donna is correct on the education of others.
Maria, thanks for the nice post and I hope that you continue to have you nice outings.
Stephanie
Post Reply