Henry's, Bogart's, Monday, Thursday, Friday.
So, I should have written this earlier, but between the details fading and the site's intermittent connectivity issues, I'll just post the highlights.
Last Monday, I started the day shift at Henry's, hoping to find Yesna, Sunflower or Arabella working. None of them were there, so it was down to Bogart's. Sunflower had decided to work there for the day, and I ended up going back with her. As always, I left happy.
Last Thursday night began at Henry's again. There was no one I wanted to see, so I decided to take a ride to Bogart's on the off chance that Gemini would be working, even though she doesn't usually work on Thursdays.
Well, Gemini wasn't there, but I did see Rosie sitting at the bar and talking to a guy. I've been interested in talking to her, but didn't get the opportunity before she went upstairs. Figuring they might be up there for a while, I just called it a night and went home.
On Friday, once again, I started at Henry's for the day shift. There was no Yesna, Arabella, Selena or Sunflower.
The highlight of the visit ended up being an extended conversation with a new, petite AA dancer named Mystery. She said that she had worked in Lansing, but this was her first time at Henry's. Apparently, the clubs there aren't very permissive, although she didn't seem particularly surprised when I told her what goes on around here. We talked about going back, but that ended up not happening. From there, it was off to Bogart's.
Bogart's was fairly busy. After getting a drink, I asked the waitress if Ryder was working. She pointed Ryder out and asked if I wanted her to go get her. I declined, figuring I'd just talk to her when she walked by.
In the meantime, Samantha came over and talked with me for a while. The conversation eventually led to us going upstairs. Since my first experience with her had been good, I decided to go back with her again. In a nutshell, she got the job done, but I'm unlikely to repeat with her.
Unfortunately, I was on a time crunch, so I wasn't able to stick around for the night shift.