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Post #89 Sunday 3 June 2018 – Out of season dreams

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These letters are my glamorous aunt’s posts on her adventures and her life and times as a
♦ mature Sydney escort ♦

Sunday 3 June 2018

It’s finally cold and I have had pangs for summer already.

Some people might remember me reporting that I did a beginner’s scuba diving course earlier this year.   I just haven’t made time to follow up with any diving yet, despite best intentions.  Now it’s just a bit too late in the year for me to think the water will be anything close to my comfort zone.  And that’s even though I have a wetsuit.  It’s a real enough wesuit – from a Billabong end of season sale but it doesnt cover the legs and it’s possibly too joyful looking for me to be completely confident of its’ function.

In honour of my scuba activities I bought a new swimsuit to wear under a wetsuit.  I had intended to get some serious speedos but ended up buying something slightly more decorative.

 

All I need now is the right season  – and a tan.

Yours MG xx

in a previous incarnation with a great tan

Post #80 Saturday 31 March 2018 – Favourite things beginning with F… frottage

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These letters are my glamorous aunt’s posts on her adventures and her life and times as a
♦ mature Sydney escort ♦

Saturday 31 March 2018

This week I just have an entry for one of my favourite things… beginning with F…

Frottage

This is the non criminal variety of frottage (that because the subject gave consent :-), I didn’t just hit on him without warning in the train or on the bus lol)

Even so it may be a misdemeanor for your glamorous aunt to have worn her old pyjama bottoms for the shoot lol!

Frottage can also be called dry humping, altogether a lot less glamorous…

Yours ever  MG xx

 

Post #69 Sunday 14 January 2018 – On the balcony and in the pool

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These letters are my glamorous aunt’s posts on her adventures and her life and times as a
♦ mature Sydney escort ♦

Sunday 14 January 2018

I am posting this letter a little behind schedule because I was very busy this weekend doing homework for an entry level scuba diving course.  The chance to do the course only emerged last week so I had very little time to complete all the online homework which turned out be to quite intense.  If I had a little more time to practise calcuating residual nitrogen “times” using the old tables (not the now standard dive planning software) I might have become a whiz!  As it was, I really only finished just in time for the first practical day –  from which I am now trying to recover.  My ears just would not equalise easily with underwater pressure changes once we got out of the pool and into the deeper ocean dives in the afternoon.  It meant the dives were slow to start.  So once I can get ahead with the threshhold physical challenges, there will be lots of new adventures to come with scuba diving.  I will post some photos of this episode once I have finished the course.

On the balcony we had a couple of developments in recent times.  The first is that I had to bring the composting worms – the Miriams, inside because the heatwave would have fried them.  They are happily set up in a corner of the lounge room, do not be alarmed there is absolutely no smell, they just carry on as before quietly eating my kitchen scraps.  The worm factory tutors I consulted a few years ago when I decided to get the worms told me that an established colony (such as mine is now) can be anywhere between 20 – 30,000 worms. Fancy that.  Very impressive number of urban wildlife units.

Also on the balcony we had the beginning of an experiment in potato farming.  I was recently given a special potato growing bag.  Here is a photo of the bag filled with earth to the first level, the illustrated instructions I am following, the potatos I want to use as the mother plants (once they develop little shoots from their “eyes”), together with a guest appearance from my pedicure and sarong.

I was separately given some seeds (medicinal herbs and two types of sunflower) by a girlfriend. Having followed her directions carefully, I am seeing early signs of successful germination… The plants inside the apartment grow beautifully, perhaps the ones now germinating on the balcony will too.  Stand by for a progress report in the coming months.

Signing off  MGxx scuba goddess 101

 

Post #52 Wednesday 18 October 2017 – Melbourne, Canberra and Parsley Bay – part1

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These letters are my glamorous aunt’s posts on her adventures and her life and times as a
♦ mature Sydney escort ♦

Wednesday 18 October 2017

In the last week I have been to Canberra and Melbourne and locally, to Parsley Bay, and also to the country and it’s been a pleasant time though busy and a little mixed too, with recurring flu.

Melbourne is a favourite place. I had planned to visit the National Gallery of Victoria*
to see the exhibition there of prints by the Japanese print maker Hokusai and had bought my ticket on line in advance.  I also ended up going to see an exhibition of 70 years of creation by the House of Dior.
(*does anyone else think it’s odd to have a National Gallery  _of_ Victoria? I mean it’s a National Gallery of Australia…).

Here is a very splendid gown from the Dior exhibition, designed by John Galliano who  is the only designer I ever recognised – because of the striking audacity of the billowing sculptural forms he created.  I have just never tired of them:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The other exhibition I went to, was of the Hokusai prints.  It was beautifully curated, whereas so many exhibitions are dumbed down.  This  presentation by contrast, was a challenge because the subject matter was rich and the Japanese cultural context always so different.  Some of the images have been heavily commercialised over the years, but even so, seeing them “in the flesh” , they didn’t seem old.   These well known images include a series of Mt Fuji images, and here is the print of Mt Fuji with lightning:

 

I tried to take a selfie involving a steamy shower scene before I left Melbourne.  The steam had the better of it on this occasion.  I will try again in a different hotel room some time in the near future.  For the record:

 

 

Adios mis amigos

xx Su tia glamorosa

Post #50 Tuesday 5 September 2017 – a celebration of selfies

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These letters are my glamorous aunt’s posts on her adventures and her life and times as a
♦ mature Sydney escort ♦

Tuesday 5 September 2017

Friends I have been up to other things, and so I have not been posting anything, not for most of August.  But I did not forget, I thought about posting and I planned to post things.  Here are a few selfies from August to show this was the case.  These all seem to involve either no clothes or very few clothes.  All taken in the apartment as well.

These ones were taken in the apartment at the threshold of the bedroom door looking in.

This one was taken at the end of a very productive day.  Living proof I am more productive without clothing than I am with clothing on.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This photo was taken while I was using the phone because the red made it a celebration even though it was an ordinary day!

OK.  That’s it for selfies for the moment.  More catching up to do though, so more posts to follow over the next couple of days.

Your glamorous aunt

MG

xx

 

Post #49 Monday 7 August 2017 – Charming dress made with light

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These letters are my glamorous aunt’s posts on her adventures and her life and times as a
♦ mature Sydney escort ♦

Monday 7 August 2017

I am going to a festival at the end of September and camping in the bush (yes! your glamorous aunt does camping but only for a very good cause).  I want to create something special for the event, preferably something I can share.
I was inspired ages ago by a photo of a beautiful piece of clothing created with optical fibre.  This is the inspiring photo:

It’s lovely isn’t it?  I wanted to make something like this for the festival.

I may have left it a bit late for this year’s festival, but I will see what I can do all the same.  Progress reports will be posted (that’s  if there is any progress lol).

I really wanted to make a piece of clothing that I could easily share – like a cape which might be made to  look like a set of wings.  May be too ambitious.  With the constraints of time and knowledge I thought perhaps  I could  get an el cheapo version of  the fibre optic creation from ebay or etsy,  wear it for this year’s festival,  and then reverse engineer it to discover how I can make creations myself for mext year.  Once I have that practical knowledge I can make the clothing to share that I originally wanted to do, and slope off to the next festival laden with treasure.

So these are the el cheapo versions I have been looking at online.  Any preferences?  Recommendations?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OK my friends I have been out of touch for all of two weeks – no posts!  I am sorry to say but I have had the flu again…

So I have missed you and will make up.

Your glamorous aunt

MG xx
Looking ahead to a luminous experience over the October long weekend – in the forest – with a few thousand hippies
but hippies who can actually do things – not hippies who just lie around smoking dope