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Showing posts with label mermaid. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 12 June 2013

A real live mermaid

Esther Williams - portrait.jpg
from Wikipedia
I was chatting to an elderly relative about film stars we love and we agreed Esther Williams is our favourite. Sadly Esther died last week - the day after I had the conversation with my great aunt. She was and is such an inspiration to me and probably every other person who ever watched her swim on the silver screen.

I wanted to share some of the most delicious underwater loveliness ever with you. I have no idea if I'm infringing anything here but if I am, I will be a good girl and take it down. In the meantime - take a look a this... sending love to Esther.




I wished for two things when I was a girl
1 - to be able to fly
2 - to turn into a mermaid when I went swimming


Of course both my dreams came true and I can not only fly with my very own real white feather wings (which only appear when I jump off high things) - I can also swim to the bottom of the ocean with my pearly green/gold/pink tail (which only a appears when I'm in water).
What a gift to watch a film and feel so inspired! x x


Thursday, 12 July 2012

Smut By The Sea, ahem, by the sea!

So that's me back from me holidays - though I couldn't resist a thought for y'all and built a sand mermaid to celebrate my story being included in the fabioso Smut By The Sea anthology - with writing from some of my very favourite authors on the theme of... seaside smuttery!
There is also an event planned in Scarborough next year - see here.
And I even sneaked a peek at my emails and discovered that Xcite are including my story, The Gentleman in their upcoming anthology, Cougars & Jackals.
Out now from Xcite is another collection called Cocktales Volume Three, which includes my very first erotic story, Retail Seduction.
So that's quite enough about me... how have all of you coped with this dismal weather? At least we know we can all curl up with a naughty book to warm the cockles - thank goodness!