Glad rags
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Re: Glad rags
by TrogLINdyte » 14 Sep 2010, 18:52
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=7519839&l=026f4d0b13&id=727240643 Bumped into some others on the way to the party - not sure who is Darth Vader and who is the Storm Trooper though - come on - own up..................................
(I'll look a little more relaxed once the bubbles do their magic!!)
(I'll look a little more relaxed once the bubbles do their magic!!)
So somehow it happened, my weaners are at school,
I'm still here though and people I'll try to fool,
with tales of advice giving and of wanting to know
But really here's the only place I ever want to go.
I'm still here though and people I'll try to fool,
with tales of advice giving and of wanting to know
But really here's the only place I ever want to go.
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Re: Glad rags
by KatGoldLIN » 14 Sep 2010, 18:57
I'm dressed as Joan Crawford as depicted by Faye Dunaway in Mommy Dearest, without the wire coat hanger.
Kat
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Re: Glad rags
by blackberrycrumble » 14 Sep 2010, 18:59
Ah! Perfect, we have one of those darth vader helmets around somewhere, will dig it out.
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Re: Glad rags
by Piegea » 14 Sep 2010, 19:41
Jammies, a slightly sour smelling muslin (nice) and a very warm squirmy baby.
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Re: Glad rags
by TrogLINdyte » 14 Sep 2010, 19:42
Feet starting to ache in those heels (although they are officially the best shoes in the whole world ever) - wish I'd come as Chewbacca (or however you spell it) now in some big furry slippers!
Pagea - i'm sure you wouldn't have it any other way but if you could be wearing anything you wanted right now - what would it be?
Pagea - i'm sure you wouldn't have it any other way but if you could be wearing anything you wanted right now - what would it be?
So somehow it happened, my weaners are at school,
I'm still here though and people I'll try to fool,
with tales of advice giving and of wanting to know
But really here's the only place I ever want to go.
I'm still here though and people I'll try to fool,
with tales of advice giving and of wanting to know
But really here's the only place I ever want to go.
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Re: Glad rags
by 3KiwiChicks » 14 Sep 2010, 19:43
a sexy number...... granny pink breastfeeding nighty with DH's dressing gown. Sipping a coffee and trying to see if I can justify a cookie for breakfast..... it is a party after all! 
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Re: Glad rags
by Piegea » 14 Sep 2010, 19:58
Dark blue silk pjs. Am going to buy some when my babies aren't babies anymore 
Other than that, um, a really stylish swishy dress, maybe jersey or linen, with some long boots.
Other than that, um, a really stylish swishy dress, maybe jersey or linen, with some long boots.
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Re: Glad rags
by Rosie_t_Riveter » 14 Sep 2010, 20:04
Some lovely NEW clothes from White Stuff. I love their stuff. All of it.
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Re: Glad rags
by EvilMumLady » 14 Sep 2010, 20:26
Pagea2 wrote:Jammies, a slightly sour smelling muslin (nice) and a very warm squirmy baby.
It's so embarassing when you turn up at a party with the same outfit as someone else
Or maybe it's the Regional costume of Suffolk
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Re: Glad rags
by Piegea » 15 Sep 2010, 01:50
EML - where in Suffolk are you?
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Re: Glad rags
by EvilMumLady » 15 Sep 2010, 18:07
We live in Haverhill ( I really must have done something bad in my past life!). Whereabouts are you?
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Re: Glad rags
by Piegea » 15 Sep 2010, 18:38
Bury. Never been to haverhill, is it that bad?
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Re: Glad rags
by EvilMumLady » 15 Sep 2010, 18:57
oooh Bury, just up the road
No, Haverhill isn't that terrible really. It does have it's less desirable areas, but doesn't everywhere?
The shops are useless so we tend to do either Bury or cambridge of a weekend.
No, Haverhill isn't that terrible really. It does have it's less desirable areas, but doesn't everywhere?
The shops are useless so we tend to do either Bury or cambridge of a weekend.
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