Day 1 of January 2026 Moscow Trip

As always, Russian kigs get together during the New Year Holidays.🎄❄️

This year, we wanted to rent a cottage, like the previous time. But November meetup left us all mostly broke, so we decided to save money on a cottage and spend it on… other things.

Right after my arrival we went to the sauna complex. (A small note to myself: NEVER take a double-decker overnight train. It was horrible!)

The photos looked promising: a large pool (main attraction), stripper pole with a scene, billiard table and a small Finnish style sauna. The owner was a nice old man who gave us a short tour. I asked him about dressing room with a big bed and a padded table that was clearly made for sexual activities. But all he said that we probably won’t need the bed and that the table was owned by other people, asking us not to touch it. Bo-ri-ng~!😏

But anyway, I quickly changed up into my reverse-bunnysuit and jumped onto the stripped scene. And… The pole was not moving! Everyone is lying to me! Oh well, it was still a nice scene to take pictures at. I tried doing a few moves alongside with Alisa and Tamara. But with my hand slipping down and the pole being fixed, it looked a lot worse than I anticipated…😢

Next one was the billiards. I have absolutely zero skill with a cue. I don’t understand how you need to hit a ball to send another ball into the pocket. So instead of trying, I’ve just leaned over the table with a provocative pose and took some pictures. Morris, on the other hand, is a true pro. Ask them for the pictures if you want. I doubt they’ll share, but trust me, those were hilarious!

My first dip

Alright, let’s get wet.💦

After our little session with the useless pole, it was time for the main event: the pool.

I peeled out of the bunny suit and put on my swimsuit. And a lifebuoy. Not that I needed one - I can swim, thank you very much. But a girl’s got to accessorize. And it looked damn cute floating next to me in the water, so… bonus points.

Stepping into that water… brrrr. It was COLD!🥶

The kind of cold that feels like a million tiny needles pricking at your skin. The shallow depth was a blessing in disguise – I could stand, but the water level was high enough to cover most of me. The key was movement. If you stood still, you froze solid in seconds. So we moved.

Miller and Raf were already in the pool. My two favorite latex playthings, wriggling and squirming. They’re the masters of this environment, and it was a joy to watch them. Alisa joined us, of course, always up for a splash. We had a proper pool party. Photos were snapped, splashes were made, and the cold was temporarily forgotten.

I’m a BOAT!🚢

It was a blast, but eventually the chill became unbearable. I moved on to the sauna. A Finnish one. A place to sweat and warm up bones that had frozen solid in that Arctic lake.

The sauna

And the sauna? A whole different level.🔥🔥

My phone immediately overheated, so forgive the crappy quality on these pics and vids. Just a few snaps where I tried to show off the thermostat - 80°C, baby. A sauna is supposed to be hot, but this was… intense.🥵

I was genuinely worried. What happens to plastic when you bake it at this temperature? Will my hada be alright? Spoiler alert: it all held up. No meltdowns, no deformation. Phew. My mask is more durable than I give it credit for!

But the one part of me that couldn’t handle it was my lips. So sensitive. The hot, dry air just… attacked them. They’re a little chapped and sore now. Live and learn.

Overall? The sauna was the cherry on top of an already fantastic day. A little heat to warm up the bones, followed by a plunge back into the cold. It doesn’t get much better than that.

A great start to 2026. And it’s just a first day of a four day trip! What else is in store? Let’s find out together. 😉