As for the arm... it could well be better but sadly I coughed yesterday evening and pulled my bicep So much more painful as I don't know when it's going to hurt I'm semi ambidextrous, which is lucky as it's my right arm that's jiggered I can't strap it up as it hurts randomly.
Fidget, dress is fairly traditional, Ivory no train, floor length... have been thinking about this for ages so knew exactly what I wanted I undertand the scaffolding issue for dresses, I tried on a strapless number..... was hysterical, they dropped pretty much to my waist! The woman who was helping me with the dress agreed that I would need straps Hahaha!!!
Regarding the hair, am not a natural blonde (it all came via bleach! ) and obviously I'm not a natural pink We are thinking a light silver with hints of lilac/lavender (my theme colour is lavender). My natural hair colour is going the way of my mothers..... grey so it should suit me Hope to be doing it in the next couple of weeks so will keep you posted
Enough about me.....
Glad yesterday went well Dove and Wonky must have been hard though. ((Hugs)) for both.
Joyce, glad Mr Joyce is back
Clari, I am excited to look forward to some possible job news....
Oh, and Lily et al..... deffo we'll have a hen night..... and maybe a Folkers hen outing for those that can make it I would suggest a garden visit but what is there to see in December? Maybe we could just do the coffee and cake instead
Verdun and DK of course. Who would be the wicked stepmother and where, oh where would you find a Prince Charming and not a frog?
Punkdoc in a pink meringue for fairy godmother.
4P - RHS gardens get dressed up for Xmas with lighting and displays and cake in the cafés. I expect others do too, especially those with winter walks.
Quite warm here for the brief spells where the sun came out but otherwise pretty parky for mid May. Still have courgettes waiting to be planted out. Keeping them tucked up at night in the garage and opening the door to the light by day.
Have a good sleep everyone. Sweet dreams.
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Really cold here tonight, sitting with my fleece blanket wrapped around me....brrrrrrr!
Glad you have hubs back home Joyce
My hubs has just done us a warming snack, toast and hot choccy......mmmmm feel a bit warmer now.
x
It not warm here either....
As for the arm... it could well be better but sadly I coughed yesterday evening and pulled my bicep
So much more painful as I don't know when it's going to hurt 
I'm semi ambidextrous, which is lucky as it's my right arm that's jiggered 
I can't strap it up as it hurts randomly.
Fidget, dress is fairly traditional, Ivory no train, floor length... have been thinking about this for ages so knew exactly what I wanted
I undertand the scaffolding issue for dresses, I tried on a strapless number..... was hysterical, they dropped pretty much to my waist! The woman who was helping me with the dress agreed that I would need straps 
Hahaha!!!
Regarding the hair, am not a natural blonde (it all came via bleach!
) and obviously I'm not a natural pink 
We are thinking a light silver with hints of lilac/lavender (my theme colour is lavender). My natural hair colour is going the way of my mothers..... grey so it should suit me 
Hope to be doing it in the next couple of weeks so will keep you posted 
Enough about me.....
Glad yesterday went well Dove and Wonky
must have been hard though. ((Hugs)) for both.
Joyce, glad Mr Joyce is back
Clari, I am excited to look forward to some possible job news....
Hope everyone else is ok....
Oh, and Lily et al..... deffo we'll have a hen night..... and maybe a Folkers hen outing for those that can make it
I would suggest a garden visit but what is there to see in December? Maybe we could just do the coffee and cake instead 
Hi Runny
I'm not too young to remember Ena Sharples and Minnie Caldwell. Sometimes I think I remember things from long ago better than 2 or 3 years ago.
Maybe not a garden, Panda, but what about a Pantomime?
Evening all.
Dove and Wonky, glad yesterday went well. Look after yourselves. Hugs.
RB, had a lovely Nanna day thank you. She really is a little poppet.
Joyce so glad your OH is home and on the mend. Very best wishes.
Flowers, great news about your OH. Big hugs x
Panda, Tardis will be ready, just give us the nod for date and time
Hosta, take care, glad knee is improving.
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Now, a forum pantomime could be interesting...
Puss in Wellington boots .
Kef and the beanstalk.
We could do Cinderella, but who would be the ugly sisters?
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Verdun and DK of course. Who would be the wicked stepmother and where, oh where would you find a Prince Charming and not a frog?
Punkdoc in a pink meringue for fairy godmother.
4P - RHS gardens get dressed up for Xmas with lighting and displays and cake in the cafés. I expect others do too, especially those with winter walks.
Quite warm here for the brief spells where the sun came out but otherwise pretty parky for mid May. Still have courgettes waiting to be planted out. Keeping them tucked up at night in the garage and opening the door to the light by day.
Have a good sleep everyone. Sweet dreams.
Hi to everyone. We are still getting minus temps each night, so you're not the only ones feeling cold.
the weather is certainly strange lately. Darwin who have their wet season over the period Nov to Feb are still getting rain and storms.
Afternoon Pat
Darwin friend is rather p....d off but hates the cold more than the rain.
An early good morning to all others
Should be dry early part of today so intend getting some gardening work done.
Have a good day
Good morning all
G'day Pat 
Mild overnight - the lowest temp was 13C Tomatoes all nicely hardened off - must get them into their big pots this weekend ...
Oooh this coffee is going down well ................ anyone for a second?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.