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hornetgirl

Had a lovely time in our wonderful capital city. It was bitterly cold walking across the wibbly wobbly bridge.



Also had a little look around the Tate Modern. Pile of tosh most of it lol.

m4rtin

bubbs wrote: »

Hello M4rtin :wave:
Long time no see, hope you are ok?

Yes thanks hun. I think you were behind me last week by the BP station, you turned left obvs it was your first 2 registration letters that gave me the clue

TrulyMadly

hornetgirl wrote: »

Had a lovely time in our wonderful capital city. It was bitterly cold walking across the wibbly wobbly bridge.



Also had a little look around the Tate Modern. Pile of tosh most of it lol.

Never mind all that....how was lunch and did you bring us all a doggy bag?:)

bubbs

Ladyshopper wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:


Thats lovely nanny, made me smile.


OMG, what is wrong with you! :eek:
Best ice-cream, I now have 3 tubs safely deposited in the freezer. Kids are well impressed as am going to let them eat it for a change, normally I ban them and keep it for me, but I'm low carbing and being very good.

Well done on being good:T:T
Too dear normally:rotfl::rotfl: and dont eat the other stuff in the deal:eek:
Did you rem to tell ds about headlights?

tweets

hornetgirl wrote: »

Had a lovely time in our wonderful capital city. It was bitterly cold walking across the wibbly wobbly bridge.



Also had a little look around the Tate Modern. Pile of tosh most of it lol.

:eek: I couldn't walk over that bridge especially if it wobbled

wackynut

From a womble;

there is an item in the 2 for £4 toiletries not showing on the apg.

Thanks to some people elsewhere it is believed to be Sanex Shower Gel - Dermo Moisturising (500ml)

B/C 8714789763439

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Bath_And_Shower/Sanex_Shower_Gel_Dermo_Moisturising_500ml.html?TrackingCode=61.9oD6ufJm9k-WHzX7rBq3iQ

There are a couple of good comparisons; Herbal Essences Dry Shampoo - http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Shampoo/Herbal_Essences_Dry_Shampoo_Naked_180ml.html?TrackingCode=18561.T47RB8VH7UqB4946_xRU3A

and

TRESemm! Salon Silk Shampoo; http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Shampoo/TRESemme_Salon_Silk_Shampoo_500ml.html?TrackingCode=17561.WwbKglsPs0OHvIZ6IPr2tA

Thanks to Jwen

NOT TESTED

Naebbirac

matty17r wrote: »

Gorgeous dress. Have you tried phase8 at the outlet. They have great prices on their dresses. I have bought three from there and I don't usually do dresses as I can never find anything that is comfortable. Mine are the swirl patterns ones and they have a cotton lining. They are just so so comfortable and you feel like you are in you pjs. My dd started me off in HOFrazer suggesting I tried one on. Once in it I knew I would not find anything more comfortable especially when you are in them all day, I love my phase3 dresses now. I used to dread invitations and the thought of looking for something but now I am all sorted,

Hi matty.:D
I was at the outlet today but walked past Phase8:eek: I popped into Roman instead, but nothing there I liked. I must confess that I bought two dresses from Roman online in their sale, and they arrived today. They fit a treat, and to get two for £25 was a steal, as the two were originally £65.:D
It is unusual for me to wear a dress, (you know you only ever see me in jeans :rotfl:) but VT got me more into dresses when we were buying for our cruise. I'll pop back to Phase8 in the week and see if there is anything there I like.

Thanks all for the feedback on the dress. More comments, and any alternative suggestions would be gratefully received. I'm determined to look amazing for the wedding.
I loved the dress someone suggested for Rhosy, but I can't find it online.
N x

bubbs

m4rtin wrote: »

Yes thanks hun. I think you were behind me last week by the BP station, you turned left obvs it was your first 2 registration letters that gave me the clue

What FO?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Only joking :kisses3:

hornetgirl

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Never mind all that....how was lunch and did you bring us all a doggy bag?:)

No doggy bag, the portions weren't that big. I had artichoke, potato and leek soup, then Dingley Dell pork chop on creamy polenta.



Dessert was yogurt mousse with pear sorbet. It was all very nice but glad I wasn't paying.

hornetgirl

tweets wrote: »

:eek: I couldn't walk over that bridge especially if it wobbled

It's the one they built for the Millennium. Sadly it doesn't wobble any more but we still call it that.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/3793981/Way-pedestrians-walk-caused-Millennium-Bridge-wobble.html
My poor dad would have turned in his grave, he used to work for the structural engineers involved.