No, I'm not really a dinnerlady....
Hello my lovelies
This feels a bit like internet dating, which is weird, since that's the way I met my husband.
I'm a 32 yr old shouty bird who lives in London, is gooey and romantic over her 2 and a bit year marriage, and works in online media.
My fantasy alter ego is a cabaret singer or buxom bar wench who lives in a beach villa and tours the world crooning sexily about lost loves and done-me-wrongs over hard liquor and late, late nights.
Things I like to do are summed up in the pics dotted around.
Oh, and I've just found the coolest 80s lyrics quiz ever. Send me your results - I got 74 points.... Take the quiz
Mel
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Dinnerlady [The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom]William Blake. Top lad:)
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