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Originally Posted by LadyLeenie
That`s fine by me. I have the figure and lovely wavy shoulder length hair.
Maybe a tweed suit would be better
Thanks again for your help

tweets wrote: »

You don't want a tweed suit :eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Totally agree Tweets - tweed suits went out with plus fours

mgamble

bensonsmum wrote: »

Just found them - thanks xxx

hi where did you find them thanks

SpiralingDown

QPR10 wrote: »

I wasn't saying don't go to the funeral I was saying I can't go to funerals what I meant was, she is going to need more support after the funeral is over in the coming days & months & the relatives etc start to get on with their normal lives & the widow feels lonely & in need of company & support.

All I can say is don't stay away, she needs friends around her who knew both of them or even just her but she'll also need someone in the future - I know from recient experience
The worst thing you can do is leave her alone or not visit or phone her at least.
I have had so called close friends who even almost a year since DH died still pretend they haven't seen me, cross the road when they do or turn and go in the opposite direction just because they're not sure how I'll react, this hurts more than if they just said 'Hi' Even most of DHs family won't speak to me, don't even call to see how we are coping and it hurts so much.

Just call and see her even if you don't know what to say to her, she'll appreciate you being there :heartpuls

SpiralingDown

there, I've now got myself crying again

French_Knickers

locarr wrote: »

If you want swag, I can supply!!

Iknow how the ladies on here like Locarr meat, so here you go...



tenners worth of fillets for 2 nicker!!:D

2 nicker eh??? Sounds like my kinda pricing!

midwinter

Mistic wrote: »

Is there a password or something you all know to the quiz

I tried logging into it yesterday but it required a password

If you PM Snap-ant, she'll give the the password for the quiz

bcw123

French_Knickers wrote: »

Was this in the canned soup aisle?

No perhaps someone else could explain to you were you would expect to find alcohoolic drinks

LadyLeenie

HopePray wrote: »

That dress is stunning, high heels, a 50s style bag and a big brimmed hat and you all all set. Just thought there, a pillbox hat would look great with it too.
You have to wear something you just love at your daughters wedding..
I am 54 and would def wear that dress.

Thanks for the above. I am no way a tarty dresser. Last year I went to a dinner dance with my OH. I wore a long halter neck dress which was black and white, I had a little red handbag,red earings and matching necklace,Toni`s reaction was....Mum you look stunning
Many thanks again
Leenie x

Issyc

SpiralingDown wrote: »

there, I've now got myself crying again

Don't cry, we care. xx

Clipstrip_Bargains

SpiralingDown wrote: »

All I can say is don't stay away, she needs friends around her who knew both of them or even just her but she'll also need someone in the future - I know from recient experience
The worst thing you can do is leave her alone or not visit or phone her at least.
I have had so called close friends who even almost a year since DH died still pretend they haven't seen me, cross the road when they do or turn and go in the opposite direction just because they're not sure how I'll react, this hurts more than if they just said 'Hi' Even most of DHs family won't speak to me, don't even call to see how we are coping and it hurts so much.

Just call and see her even if you don't know what to say to her, she'll appreciate you being there :heartpuls

HUGS -to you soon to be Spiraling UP