Liz Jones is Credit Crunched in the end.....

treliac

JanCee wrote: »

Sometimes you read a post and it is so far away from the image you have of that person in your mind that it makes you smile. This is one of those.

I have such a lovely, quirky image of him.

puddy

i think this is a cry for help. i havent read that much about her but what i have read is about her eating disorders, money problems etc, i hope she doesnt do something silly. her face looks like that of a bulimic, very puffy and not in proportion to her body, i think she's quite ill

fc123

neverdespairgirl wrote: »

I seriously dislike hair colour on most people. It rarely looks natural, or very good. Apart from being very MSE, almost everyone's hair looks better with as little done to it as possible, just the occasional cut, wash, and brush, and bob's your uncle.

Coloured hair always looks flat and unshiny, even before the roots thing kicks in.

:jHay...how you doing?

You haven't seen my natural colour.....yuk...like a mongrel doggy.

It's changed around here a bit.
We are all thinking of moving up to Aberdeen.:o

lostinrates

jenner wrote: »

i think this is a cry for help. i havent read that much about her but what i have read is about her eating disorders, money problems etc, i hope she doesnt do something silly. her face looks like that of a bulimic, very puffy and not in proportion to her body, i think she's quite ill

I wouldn't be surprised but then, I have always felt her writing was...somehow related...to her other problems...a different symptom of he same thing, and tht is a huge part of why its mde me uncomfortable. women: we are amazingly complex, but yet...very simple. Funny creatures we are.

puddy

i agree, and im surprised that what ive seen recently (and there must be tons more) has been allowed by her editor

Generali

I just read her mea culpa article and I feel pretty sorry for her - she was sucked in to a lifestyle and now realises she's made a big mistake, or rather a series of them.

Ok, she screwed up but then so do most of us at one point or another in our lives.

neverdespairgirl

fc123 wrote: »

:jHay...how you doing?

You haven't seen my natural colour.....yuk...like a mongrel doggy.

It's changed around here a bit.
We are all thinking of moving up to Aberdeen.:o

I'm great, thanks! I bet your natural hair is gorgeous, really.

If you're all off to Aberdeen - see ya! I'm not coming (-:

neverdespairgirl

SingleSue wrote: »

Oh my word, I would look so old without a colour on my hair...the grey is becoming a real problem now!

I blame the kids...:D

Only do it a couple of times a year and always only home dye, the cost of a salon dye (and a cut!) give me the heebie geebies.

Seriously good to see you posting back here NDG.

Lovely to see you, too!

One of the advantages of being fair-haired, I think, is that you don't have grey, your hair just lightens gradually. My Granny ended up silver-haired, but it took time. My 62-year old mother just looks a lighter blonde than she used to.

I go for grand hair care - cut twice a year or so, then just washed and brushed from time to time (-:

lostinrates

neverdespairgirl wrote: »

Lovely to see you, too!

One of the advantages of being fair-haired, I think, is that you don't have grey, your hair just lightens gradually. My Granny ended up silver-haired, but it took time. My 62-year old mother just looks a lighter blonde than she used to.

I go for grand hair care - cut twice a year or so, then just washed and brushed from time to time (-:

Hello! :j:j:j

neverdespairgirl

And to you, too!