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Weekly Flylady Thread 29th June 2009
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kaz - don't want to add to your your confusion over the dress but look online at a company called 'hobbs' very upmarket but will have sale on, I got silk dress for our wedding in Jan - should of been £240, down to £59 x
I thought you said 2nd in ivory - have I got it worng again?! LOlTo love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existance - Sydney Smith0 -
carlsberggal wrote: »kaz - don't want to add to your your confusion over the dress but look online at a company called 'hobbs' very upmarket but will have sale on, I got silk dress for our wedding in Jan - should of been £240, down to £59 x
I thought you said 2nd in ivory - have I got it worng again?! LOl
Hi thanks will have a look for them now, and yes I did say ivory for the 2nd. OH and I saw a dress for DD http://www.monsoon.co.uk/invt/45811929&bklist=icat,5,shop,children,girl,girldresses which would go with 2nd but not 1st, but I like 1st as its so different. He's wearing a sand coloured suit (not as bad as it sounds) and cream shirt.Mortgage, we're getting there with the end in sight £6587 07/23, otherwise free of the debt thanks to MSE help!0 -
kazmeister wrote: »Would love an opinion on this one (bear in mind I do like things a little different!) and whether it would suit (2nd time round, overseas - so hot, 45 year old - sze 8 - 10, for small civil ceremony max 24 people) http://www.sexyher.co.uk/product-ED6009-42.html or this
Hi Kaz, I like this one best - it is lovely and I think it would suit a variety of skin tones, whichever you are!final unsecured debt to repay currently £8333Proud to be Dealing With my DebtDFW Nerd 1154 Long Haul 1550 -
kaz - that's lovely as well, isn't it confusing?!!! You'll know the one as soon as you try it on - I did. Just walking past Hobbs with mate - I said ' that's nice', she said 'go in and try it, it's lovely' tried it on and bought it less than 5 mins and I'd searched on t'internet for 2 weeks beforehand xxTo love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existance - Sydney Smith0
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Right my lovelies, signing off I'm not a flylady stalker, just been looking up songs on l£mewire to upload ready for lappy. DH in living room and | miss him!!! You can be sick after that if you want LOL!! xx
Night all - love and hugs Andrea xxTo love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existance - Sydney Smith0 -
Furking button changes! Why do they do it? I've just accidently reported this thread as spam. I didn't mean to. Goddamit if it ain't broke why try and fix it? :mad:
Calm..... and breathe....carlsberggal wrote: »Soappie - aah at least I was nearlty right. I had neighbours like that once, were nbrilliant and like 3rd set of grandparents to my three. ........
And I've seen 2 kestrels tonight!!!! - are they a couple I wonder? And I have a flock of geese every morning fly over, sometimes only 2 of them sometimes 6 of them, fabulous x
The kestrels possibly are a pair. And the geese will know where they're going. I worked for a while a few years ago at a Police place in North London and the groundsmen were seriously p*d off by the flock of canada geese that would fly in just about every morning to land on the running track area and sh*t and peck everywhere! Personally, I thought it was fantastic. They were really interesting to watch.I think I have gone deaf!!!!
I am bored witless and have no idea what to do with myself.. the children are staying over at their dads... I don't think I can do this often....
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Empty nest syndrome Piggers - it happens to the best of us. Can you phone your Mother and go out to the public louse with her?I am the leading lady in the movie of my life
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Had chance (finally) to have a little read of the thread. Only gone back a few pages otherwise I'd never get to bed tonight!!!!
LL....huge, huge hugs for you. Sorry its not better news but I'm liking that attitude of yours!!!! Mentioning the red arrows reminded me of a photograph from my Grandad's house that he had of Concorde flying with the Red Arrows. Its a great picture and fortunately its ended up at my house. Was going to pass it on to my BIL as he's plane mad but I think I'd quite like to keep it.
Vanilla...glad to hear DH is getting some help now. Hope you're brother isn't too shook up after the accident.
Well done on the job Sexymouse. I think after that interview you definately deserved it!!!! Just need Valli to get hers now...sending good luck with interview vibes for you.
Yay!!!! Carol....well done for passing.
Kazmeister....I'm voting for the ivory one....really love the butterfly one too but the ivory is stunning. Love the monsoon one too...that purply colour at the top is lovely.
Pigpen....hugs for you....my SIL is going through the same...although internet dating is helping to keep her busy when the kids are away for the weekend!!;)
Got some AB's for my lovely infected burn...its getting more and more sore tonight but hopefully by this time tomorrow the AB's will have started to take affect. I've had one before tea and I can't figure out if this foggy feeling in my head is the AB's or tiredness.
Heading off to bed soon as I'm taking DD2 to gymnastics for 9am tomorrow.0 -
Any suggestions as to how I can shift the stone I need to (and the other 2 that my GP says I should but my physio says I don't have to
) would be appreciated!
You seem to be doing pretty well to me :T If I could shift the stone or so I need to lose (and my tyre-let :rolleyes: ) I'd be doing it too, sorrykazmeister wrote: »Would love an opinion on this one (bear in mind I do like things a little different!) and whether it would suit (2nd time round, overseas - so hot, 45 year old - sze 8 - 10, for small civil ceremony max 24 people) http://www.sexyher.co.uk/product-ED6009-42.html or this one http://www.sexyher.co.uk/product-ED6006-85.html in the ivory colour.
I love the butterfly one, but you'll know which is right :A
Off to stick my bathmat in the wash, then only one job for tomorrow :T
Goodnight :beer: Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Hiya
Just seen the dresses Kazm....they're both simply gorgeous but I adored the butterfly dress. Also, they'd be more chance to wear that one at a later date. Both absolutely beautiful....will we see a piccie of your big day after the event. You'll look stunning in either of those dresses.
Piggers...i'm just like that when DH takes my two up to visit his parents for the weekend. I have to fill my time to the minute. Hugs xx
Reet....off to bed for me as i'm working all day tomorrow.
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methekidsandthecat wrote: »Many apologises for my off loading the other night and thankyou for the hugs - have been doing some serious thinking whilst driving to meetings today ........ rare for a Friday but hopfully will work out.
Well done on your finding answers to your issues - good luck with the solutionskazmeister wrote: »Hello ladies
Would love an opinion ....... cant decide on cake or flowers. Any suggestions?
I like the first one best but both are very nice.
Flowers - I guess you need to go for something seasonal to your location, if it is hot flowers will wilt easily so local advise is probably what you need. Cake I'd say not chocolate in a hot location. Maybe something lemony and refreshing or traditional fruit cake is good at lasting.Dustykitten wrote: »
Carlsberg - hope your daughter has cleared the landing by now and that the paint is coming out - thanks for the birthday wishes but I'm sure they were meant for Sexy
Carlsberg I did decline your kind birthday wishes.
DS2 writing away after his masterclass today which is lovely to see but it is very late - he says he has so many ideas he wants to write down - education can be a wonderful thing.
DS1 has a dodgy finger from last week's cricket which has been aggravated by golf yesterday and wicket keeping again today - OH could be spending sometime in A&E tomorrow!
Pigpen sorry you are finding it tough on your own, be careful what you wish for - the other week you was crying out for some space and for XOH to take them for a few hours. Hope you find a way of adjusting to time on your own.The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0
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