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OS meet up?
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Are we all going to wear a safety pin then?Finally I'm an OAP and can travel free (in London at least!).0
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Tibbie's_mum wrote: »Can I come????
Mentioned this to OH, he thinks I'm going to meet some man.....that's good, keeps him on his toes!
I realised yesterday, that I haven't been out of the county of Devon since we moved my mother down here in May 2005. Yes, I know it's lovely down here, but I really should get out more!
Hi, Tibbie's Mum! :hello: You will be most welcome.
Ref Caterina's suggestion - it may well be a good idea to have some sort of sign so we can recognise each other, does anyone have any suggestions besides the pin? I know that I've provided a brief description of myself with the green coat, so hopefully if you spot me then that would be a start. But I wondering if there's a more efficient way of doing this, so that people don't have to approach strangers and ask them if they're MSE!Life is not a dress rehearsal.0 -
I am "well built" and have short red hair and glasses, and will be standing near Fran
If I remember I shall wear a safety pin on my lapel, so there!
CaterinaFinally I'm an OAP and can travel free (in London at least!).0 -
I am short and dumpy with long hair that looks like it needs a good cut.0
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I am short and dumpy with long hair that looks like it needs a good cut.
Next time we go out, we're going shopping for a new mirror. Yours is obviously broken.Bulletproof0 -
If you expect anyone to recognise you from that description, you'll be disappointed - they'll walk straight past you :rolleyes:
Next time we go out, we're going shopping for a new mirror. Yours is obviously broken.
No it's not!! If I look in the mirror I always flinch in case it cracks under the strain0 -
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