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My champagne moment today will be having a hair treatment and a long shower and using my new body souffle lotion afterwards.
I'm just listening to music on YouTube, Beyonce - Halo.humptydumptybits wrote: »Wednesday I think scruffy old men say what they think so I am sure that was a genuine compliment so go you.
Haha.:)Talking about using fabric instead of paper. I had some fabric that I cut in squares to use instead of paper hankies. The other day I was out with my son and blew my nose in one such cloth. My son looked amused and said: "is that the pillowcase you blowing your nose in?" I'd forgotten, it was his childhood pillowcase, indeed! We had a good laugh!
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LL I'm sorry to hear your sad news - and yes you are absolutely right, the time is NOW. We should all remember that - wear the clothes, use the crockery, live a little.
My small champagne moment today was a lovely bath tonight using a bath bomb from my secret santa gift. I still have a face pack, foot pack, scented candle and truffles left!
Happy Christmas everyone - take it easy and look after yourselves.
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My champagne moment was going to the supermarket this morning and finding plenty of spaces in the car park and no long queues at the tills.0
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:rotfl::rotfl: Luxury.
My champagne moment was, despite planning to go shopping today, after looking in the cupboards, fridge and freezer deciding .......yaaaaay I don't NEED anything. Don't have to go anywhere or do anything in particular.
As my Late husband used to say "Nothing is spoiling".
Just had a lovely hot bath with magnesium salts, feel looser and more supple. My knee is a bit bruised from a particularly "invigorating:rotfl:" acupuncture session so applied some arnica.
Going to do some tidying up, and then a nice leisurely couple of days before the onslaught of family at Christmas.
It will be fun they said:rotfl:
Actually I adore Christmas, love the razzamatazz, the corny TV, the fun and frolics, drawing my friends and family near, just chilling and spending time with the people I love the most.
However, Already my thoughts are turning to 2019, scheming and plotting, making plans, dreaming dreams.
I'm going to do my level best to make it a great year.
In the words of the Gordon's Gin Advert.....
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Wishing you all A Very Merry Christmas. :xmastree:0 -
Merry Christmas to all, hopefully a few champagne moments over the period. Actually, prefer Prosecco!
We might use the one bottle of posh champagne left from our 50th do least year. OH doesn't like it - a beer or good whisky/whiskey man.
Bought a bottle of Tesco's own coffee liqueur yesterday to try to emulate Prezzo's cocktail which I had yesterday. Fab-u-lous!Member #14 of SKI-ers club
Words, words, they're all we have to go by!.
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I'm having a cuppa, my tipple of choice, and enjoying a quiet moment as children/grandchildren have all gone out for some fresh air. I love them all but a few minutes of silence before I start clearing up the breakfast mayhem is very, very welcome and better than champagne, for me anyway.0
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Thank you for this thread. I have just read it all the way through and have subscribed to it.
I love the idea of champagne lifestyle on a lemonade budget. I'm always trying to make the best use of the resources that I have and make things stretch without too much of a compromise. Its nice to be able to have the little treats now and then.
I'll be following with interest.
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I know I'm a bit late but I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and / or Happy Holidays!
I'm currently doing the minimalist game. It goes on for 30 days and your goal is to declutter. On day 1 your declutter 1 item. On day 2 your declutter 2 and so on. So far it's going great Although I can already see myself struggling on day 30 hahabooks read 2020: 29 / 100
Weight loss journey: 1,5 KG / 9 KG
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butterfly2507 wrote: »I know I'm a bit late but I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and / or Happy Holidays!
I'm currently doing the minimalist game. It goes on for 30 days and your goal is to declutter. On day 1 your declutter 1 item. On day 2 your declutter 2 and so on. So far it's going great Although I can already see myself struggling on day 30 haha
Oh, I like the idea of that game! I wonder if I can get OH to play! :cool:
Maybe if I suggest 12days and starting after Epiphany.Member #14 of SKI-ers club
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