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Tinyshoes

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Plenty of tutorials for eyebrows on youtube.
If they bother you extremely then you can buy very good fake stick on ones too.

With HD brows being the rage up north there are so many tutorials on how to do them and some serious heavy duty things you can buy.

Thing TS DD3 is probably one who can answer best.

Been on an extreme garden shopping trip. Don't seem to have much to show for it:eek: Did collect my £5 mirror from Homebase but found it really hard to find some nice slate chippings for the garden. We came back and went online, 10 bags of Chilli red stones coming tomorrow:T Will look great against the red brick of the house. Was tempted by the blue but not that brave.
Had a mooch round garden centre and we got 2 hanging baskets plus chose some nice Plants.
Only thing yet to buy are the planters as we did not want to buy until we knew stone colour.
R is outside preparing the borders for the stones to arrive tomorrow. Not sure he will cover every job on this visit as we spent so long out this morning.

One of my not close neighbours let their screaming one year old out in garden at 8 am:eek: Sorry but not pc on a sunday. Think they had been up all night teething as child was in bed at 9 so fresh air obviously worked.:)

Off to catch up.

TM will be pleased to know it is not warm here. If TS is south of france then I am more Genoa. 11 degrees has been warmest today.

V x

I didn't think to ask DD3. She said you must use eyebrow pencil and not eyeliner and the trick is to feather the lines as if you are drawing on individual hairs. Not to draw them on. You need to use a base colour first in the shape of the brow and then the pencil and you need to use a fixing spray so you don't accidentally rub them off. You may need to use a translucent powder over the fixing spray to stop any shine.

She also said like you VT that there are lots of tutorials on youtube.

Been a bit cooler in the south of france today. :rotfl:

purpledonkey

nerfdad wrote: »

Since this will be one of the last holidays where he will still be able to walk it's going to always be special - we think he has 2-3 more years and it's makes you think how lucky we are to have a charity like makeawish to help with special memory's like this:cool:we have noticed in the last month he is struggling more and that's why we have ordered him an electric wheelchair which in this area takes a year to come but as in most things to do with ds3 we order early as I don't want to be a " family in crisis " as they call it before we get the help we need as I feel if your in crisis it's already too late and it's no use saying poor me as you have to just get on with it and do your best.
Enough of that and I can't wait to get a pic of me with Minnymouse :rotfl:;):j:j

Euphemism?

For Nanny

purpledonkey

HILLBERN wrote: »

Years ago when this was shown on tv I thought I would love to go, now im in London 1/2 the week I may venture down a day early so I can pop along on a sunday.
Hope you enjoy,

I did indeed Just a heads up if you drive there, it's all permit parking from 8:30 - 14:00, but as it opens at 7 and is proper quiet then... it maybe worth an early trip! Otherwise the nearest place to park is a 10 minute walk away.

tweets

Snap-ant wrote: »

I hope it is - Usually means a DVT :(:( from past flutterings



September I am packed & ready :o

:eek: Packed and ready :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Afternoon paw sniffers:D

Well I did my trip to M&S to test out whether the 10% off came off as well as the 20% on my picks with sparks. I was hoping that the full percentage came off before multis.

I bought the deli deal which is pretty good value for a tenner. Four deli items for a tenner and a bottle of wine. There were packs of ham, beef, chicken, chicken drumsticks, posh sausages rolls and quiche and lots more....olives etc.

Then topped it up with posh cereal and kippers to get my 20% off.

Got to the till and realised that the 10% off finished yesterday:o

So I'm no further forward:rotfl:

Still the fridge looks a lot happier with some lovely picky food and I still got my 10% off my Marksies gift card (deal through work:))

TrulyMadly

rose28454 wrote: »

Today I have mostly been making, belly pork in slow cooker, caramac fudge in slow cooker and veggie sausage rolls. In between gardening washing and going for a drive with OH ( to supermarket ) but on the way we had to look for a trig point. He was diagnosed as type 2 diabetic a couple of weeks ago and has taken this up as a new hobby to stop him thinking about cake. It involves driving around lanes and diving in hedges. Still means i dont have to pay for petrol to shop.
Lovely day here off to do Mums T now.

What's a trig point rose....why is he diving in hedges?:rotfl:

Westvleteren

silvercar wrote: »

I signed up for the free version about a month ago.

On the bounts thread people are complaining about gift cards being out of stock and of things getting lost in the post.

Hmmm, doesn't sound good

House_Elf_2

99p wrote: »

Free cinema anyone?
Sing street http://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/336899

Went to see Sing Street this morning with OH...... We loved it.

Would like to go again with DS2 and DD. I think they will enjoy it too. Unfortunately, DD works until 6:30pm tomorrow. Will have to wait until a Meerkat Tues or Wed.:)

TrulyMadly

Oh LS....I feel for you so much.....your poor friend. Let's hope she can overcome her latest setback and start to feel better soon.

Snap....great news about your Dad....you must be over the moon:T

AJ.......if you are on here too much, I think we should start bullying you to get off and rest those eyes:rotfl:

VT...I don't think your posts could ever offend me:A we were awoken at the crack of dawn by the noisiest seagulls ever. There used to be a saying that if the seagulls come inland then there's a storm at sea....clearly there wasn't but so unusual to hear then like that.

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Afternoon paw sniffers:D

Well I did my trip to M&S to test out whether the 10% off came off as well as the 20% on my picks with sparks. I was hoping that the full percentage came off before multis.

I bought the deli deal which is pretty good value for a tenner. Four deli items for a tenner and a bottle of wine. There were packs of ham, beef, chicken, chicken drumsticks, posh sausages rolls and quiche and lots more....olives etc.

Then topped it up with posh cereal and kippers to get my 20% off.

Got to the till and realised that the 10% off finished yesterday:o

So I'm no further forward:rotfl:

Still the fridge looks a lot happier with some lovely picky food and I still got my 10% off my Marksies gift card (deal through work:))

What are you like :rotfl:, I got picky bits for 8p for 4 in Ts today.

Sausage rolls and little mini pasties, 64p worth. :money: Have stuck them in the freezer for now. Handy they are little parcels.