Miss Zelda

dork 🌿 environmental scientist 🌿 20s

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The back up blog of Miss Zelda

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The back up blog of Miss Zelda

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Don't pull out

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You need to come back to bed.

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Modern art? or an attempt to show my housemate where they can inject me

Only u can decide

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Looking for a smaller gag and a bigger dildo 🖤

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Chase me 💖

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Go sports 🏅

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Thigh Thursday ✌️

I know it's mostly arse, shut up

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Make me dirty

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The show is about to begin

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Stay down there.

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Stay down there.

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She knows you're watching

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Just a little treat

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Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica

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Almond milk was first noted in middle Eastern recipes as earliest as the 8th century. It became a huge hit in medieval Europe as it became a dairy free replacement during times of fasting and lent. It was an expensive but popular substitute for the strict religious aristocrats.

Carolyn Walker Bynum (1988), Holy Feast and Holy Fast: The Religious Significance of Food to Medieval Women, University of California Press, p. 41, ISBN 978-0-520-06329-7