Toys for bois

Last time, I talked briefly about my woes with using a medicine spoon as a urination device. I also spoke a bit about my decision to pack. So, I walked around all week with a sock in my drawers. It's pretty funny when you think about it, but I wanted to get myself used to something being there while I waited for my order to arrive from Tool Shed Toys.

My package came yesterday and I quickly opened the box with the same fervor as a child opening presents on Christmas morning. I was presented with the standard packing peanuts, and nestled within were a flesh-tone soft packer and my GoGirl device. It would be several hours before I would have the opportunity to test it out though. Bummer.

I must say, I am very pleased with the comfort and  design of the GoGirl device. I have not had any backflow or sealing problems with it as I have had with the medicine spoon. Though it is a bit on the large side and not something I would step up to a urinal with, it will serve the purpose very well for use in the stall. It also folds up very easily and comes with a little plastic bag for storage when the opportunity to wash isn't at hand. And when you do wash and dry the GoGirl, it has a nifty little tube for extended, private storage. It's made of a medical grade silicone and urine shakes from it very easily. The GoGirl is also good for females to use when camping, or at concerts and festivals when using a public restroom (or squatting in the bushes) is undesirable. For now, I use it at home. I haven't used it yet at work or in public places. I want to make sure that I'm proficient in using a device without incident.

As for the packer, I had to rig up a holster to keep it in place. That was simple enough after having done some research prior to ordering the packer. I came across a site that had instructions for making a Full Monty harness. I already had everything I needed right in my closet from when I used to be an avid wannabe sewer. So with packer in place and pisser in hand, I set out to meet the world...tomorrow. Right now, I'm going to grab some grub and settle in with a nice game of Fallout New Vegas on my 360.