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- Melinda Belinda
- female
- 54
- Bedford
- speaks English
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- Member since:
- 2006-08-19
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- 1597
- Last activity:
- 4 hrs. ago
About me
Melinda's (further) adventures in Surreality Melinda shares a body with Belinda, a sensible, 50-something, middle class housewife and mother of two, but her soul is uniquely and eternally her own. Her role models are Lady Hester Stanhope and Ruby Tuesday. She loves cats, Jim Morrison, red wine and good cheese. She has never found a man to match her, and maybe he doesn't exist, but she indulges in romantic fantasies from time to time. In another reality she is Cassandra, but she knows she can't save humanity from itself, so as it ignores her warnings and hurtles headlong towards its doom, all she can do is watch more in sorrow than anger, and wish she'd shagged Apollo when she had the chance.
Recent posts
- Dawn Chorus Day in melinda-in-surreality.blog.co.uk (7 days old)
- Just what I needed... in melinda-in-surreality.blog.co.uk (8 days old)
- Gee, thanks for telling me in melinda-in-surreality.blog.co.uk (10 days old)
- The power of weeding, part 2 in melinda-in-surreality.blog.co.uk (15 days old)
- The power of weeding, part 1 in melinda-in-surreality.blog.co.uk (15 days old)
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