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Such a beautiful day today! I walked up to the dungeon for a session this afternoon and really enjoyed the sunshine and all the flowers that are out in people’s gardens…

My favourite flowers are gardenias and I saw quite a lot – such a beautiful perfume 🙂

Session was good fun – a naughty boy I’ve been caning for some time – though he was saying that I seem a lot more severe here on lj than I am in real life… which I wonder about… but then I do really enjoy heavy sessions – but I also enjoy the lighter side of BDSM as well, particularly the attentions of foot slaves 😉

I’ve had a few people say that they almost didn’t see me because I seem too scary, but then were surprised that I wasn’t a dragon at all!

I finally saw Big Fish last night – it was great – though I did end up crying at the end… but I often really enjoy crying watching movies…

Oh – I forgot to mention the other day that I went to Mark and Aleni’s house for dinner Friday night – Mark told me that Aleni was a great cook – which was an understatement – she made this amazing vegetarian Tuscan feast – omg – the highlight of which was a sort of baked eggplant dish with fetta and pinenuts and stuff – it was sooooo good… I’m going to have to either get the recipe or send boy out to learn – Aleni promised she’d teach him!

Writing about that’s made me hungry… I haven’t eaten much today – I must go do some grocery shopping and decide what to cook for dinner (and what wine to have with it)…

Posted on November 14, 2004
By msservalanBlog5 Comments

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  1. November 14, 2004 at 9:23 am
    mordwen

    As someone who has known you in most of your incarnations (friend, professional corporate type, mistress and family person) I can say that you are both sweet as they come and scary as hell, all wrapped into the same human.

    I personally love the sense of quality that comes across in your journal. It’s utter decadence, really: wine, fabulous food and caning. What more could a woman possibly want in life? Good films, sunshine and love? But you’ve got those too.

    Good to see you happy.

  2. November 14, 2004 at 11:52 am
    msservalan

    Thank you – That would have to be one of the most lovely things anyone has said to me… I’m so blessed with the people in my life – and I feel so lucky to have been able to count you as a friend for so many years (umm I’d say 15 but that might make us feel old)

    In many ways, I want to be all about quality – in friends, in fetish, in life…. but I never forget how lucky I am

  3. November 15, 2004 at 11:16 pm
    midnightsunau

    Big Fish was an amazing movie – I was prepared for a soft comedy type of movie but the underlying drawn out angst (the relationship between father and son) pulled on the heart strings and I ended up bawling in the theatre. I was quite angry as I wasn’t prepared for such a good cry – lol. The final song “Man of the Hour” by Pearl Jam set the tone beautifully I thought. Sumised the whole movie for me.

  4. November 16, 2004 at 4:12 am
    msservalan

    I really like Tim Burton’s work – but it was quite different from what I was expecting…

  5. November 16, 2004 at 5:05 am
    midnightsunau

    I also love Tim Burton – he always does movies that capture the darker, less conventional aspects of humanity as well as the gentle, tender, grace of he human spirit. With a dash of humour and stark images…..

    ah listen to me I sound like a silly movie critic – lol

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