Elisabeth is about 5' 6 in height, with a BBW kind of build, quite fair in complexion, blue eyes, with glasses and wearing only minimal makeup when I saw her. Her website photos accurately represent her appearance, keeping in mind that exact hair length, color, and style vary a little from time to time. Her stated age is 50; to my eye, mid-to-upper 30s, as she clearly takes good care of her skin and hair, eats healthy foods and drinks plenty of water, doesn't drink or smoke, and gets her sleep. She was dressed attractively and appropriately to the occasion -- in this case, a day spent touring the Chicago Art Institute and dropping into some Michigan Avenue shops. You'd be proud to be seen with her anywhere, as she looks like an attractive woman who isn't trying to draw attention to herself.
This wasn't our first time; I saw Elisabeth in her hometown of Dallas last fall, and I've kept in touch with her by email since. She was visiting Chicago basically on (non-hobby) business, as part of a larger trip, and was seeing a few established clients in Chicago; I'm lucky enough to be considered established. So I made a day trip from my home near Fort Wayne, Indiana to see her.
Now, if you check her website, you'll see that Elisabeth offers a clock-free evening. This is supposed to run from late afternoon or dinnertime until bedtime, which I take to be 10 or 11 pm, or maybe sooner if you've run out of steam. But when I exchanged email with her, asking to book that clock-free evening, and we talked about what we'd like to do, suddenly my clock-free evening was scheduled to start at about 9 am, and still run through to bedtime. I think the technical term for that is all freakin' day. With Elisabeth, you'd better be the clockwatcher, because she won't, and it's all too easy to take advantage of her giving-full-measure generosity. In the case of the visit I'm reviewing here, I'm assuming she simply had the day free, wanted to go to the Art Institute, and basically let me tag along, effectively off the clock for the bulk of the day. If you make that kind of unconventional appointment with her, just make sure she's okay with the compensation.
Because I wasn't sure, from my home 170 miles away, how much time to allow for morning rush-hour traffic on the Skyway and the Dan Ryan, I left early enough that I arrived at more like 8:30. Elisabeth was having her coffee downstairs. But by 9 ...