See now, if you still had them we could have watched Fanny gloat over them, and wear them to feed the chickens...I have never been a fan of viscose either. Love silk!
Although my personal preference is a little viscose where linen garments are concerned as otherwise, pure linen looks like crumpled rags within minutes. Made that pure linen mistake far too often in the past and always ended up eventually donating really expensive pieces.
Zero Alcohol Freixenet is lovely if you like bubbles... as good as any Prosecco I've tasted ... 3 for £15 at Morrisons... 1.5 syns on SW.I’ve been drinking non alcoholic Martini with a mixer as you can then start drinking mid afternoon and not be asleep by 6pm. It is £8 in Sainsburys at the moment. I also mix it with soda water
Nobody talks about the sensuality built into these styles -- incl Sister Parrish and her buds her in the US.Dorothy Draper isn’t everyone’s “cup of tea,” but I like it and appreciate it. You’re absolutely right…the Greenbrier Hotel and it’s design, decor, and personality is definitely a throwback to an earlier era. In the case of Draper and the Greenbrier, the late ‘40’s - early 50’s. Relaxing with a nice book and hot beverage. Talking to friends, or striking up a conversation with someone interesting you just met. Enjoying some peace and quiet but not feeling alone. Warm and cozy, not rushed.
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Family fais do do, ur killin me.
God forbid, never. Especially, not if I were ever going to use that bathroom myself OR, didn't wish to short circuit the entire electrical system within the HMN. It was all a total farce and set up specifically using others to do the real work just for the pink phone - he just pretended to do whatever was required at the final stage.
Love this name....Skullet!!Friday musings;
Snorts appears not to Snort anymore, for this reason I’m going to change my nickname for him to Skullet in homage to his bolding head and long locksThats one very peculiar mullet going on. I know SJ is stuck in the 80’s but .. come on now!
Also why isn’t he contributing to the heating refurb bill? The owners are and he insinuates it’s his heap too .. oh wait, I forget he’s a kept man!! Oops, my bad.
If they are going to grow something like Bougainvillea and/or Wisteria over it, the supports need to be really strong. I would love one but don't have the room.
Oh I did however put some restrictions on him, he may look but that’s all.
(I'm not interested by the way.)
I believe traditional pastry, But we made it recently with our limes, and we cheated with grahams.
I wonder who dealt with THAT conversation... Nutti likely... "Dan, Annalise is coming with the boys, so you're not welcome"....
That initial colour, I've realised what it looks like. Plaster in Ireland is that colour when mixed and dried on walls. So the look is bare plaster.I thought right from the word go Sadie should have gone with the Dorchester Pink as a shade lighter, which is maybe what she has now decided to do. Who really knows, and more to the point, who ultimately really cares?
some things should never be translated into English..
Kenny was before his time...... so funny and ingenious !Oh I like me some Kenny
RIP you are missed Kenny.
Not heard of either of those stain removers.
I have a couple of upright airers I use as well. Outside for underwear in the summer and in my utility room in the winter.
I totally agree with you.
Back to the drawing board for you methinks. Or, leave it to someone else more creatively minded, e.g. Jules100. Truly hilarious! 
pretty please.
