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Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 45
0 miles · Lancashire

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Quote by noladreams
Harajuku Lovers black patent leather shoes.

They are very fabulous :swoon: As is your case smile
I have a pair of Jimmy Choos that I will never wear due to what they are worth but I love them all the same smile I do have quite a good shoe collection (luckily my parents store most of them for me) but one of my favourite things I have here is my Manolo Blahnik shoe horn, it's more of an ornament and gets funny looks at times but I love it. smile
Quote by BIoke
- Say you're at PoshKate's as nobody can ever find their house anyway lol

rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao
Quote by easy
My Kate. :smitten:

Awwww! What have you done? dunno :lol2:
Actually I love my easy most out of anything smile, second place goes to the rabbit, but only when he's behaving which is about 3 days of the year :giggle:
Good thread Nola! smile
I had to speak to someone on the phone this week who is friends with a member on here and needed some work related advice, all was going well until he asked me how I knew XXXX!
I didn't have a clue whether this person knew that XXXX was on here or not so paniced and mumbled something about mutual friends, luckily he didn't question me any further so don't think I dropped anyone in it. wink
Also when out for dinner with same member (plus others wink) and members of his family, his Mum asked how he knew me and easy......to which he told her he met us on a swingers site :lol2: She didn't believe him :lol2: :giggle:
I wouldn't go out without a bra on but often when I'm around the house I don't wear one.
Love it! smile
Can I bring Will my hot fitness instructor......I have a feeling you'll like him :lol2:
I'm very comfortable being on my own. I lived on my own for a few years and even now spend quite a bit of my time on my own. I'm very comfortable with it and like having time on my own to do my own thing. I actually don't think I could have a relationship with someone who wanted to be with me all the time with no time to myself.
I always have a plan.....but that plan changes pretty much daily! :lol2:
There are some things that are set in stone but others that I change my mind over. Once I set a goal in my mind I am very focused in achieving it and hate under-achieving.
Thanks all for the birthday wishes. I've had lots of lovely pressies and had a nice couple of days away. kiss
Quote by noladreams
Being in the North East for a whole long weekend of fun and frolics!
:giggle:

Have fun and send my love to all kiss :bounce:
Quote by BIoke
lol lemon ,,,no idea ,,,,,,,bakery???

My bed? lol
It is quite big actually... it was only supposed to be a few of us... redface Do I need to wear a high-visibility jacket as tour guide... I could be like that bloke off Coach trip?
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How about a clip board and an umbrella to wave in the air dunno :lol2:
Aside from the fact that it wouldn't really work as I work on commission which can vary from just my basic salary to being 4 times that, I guess that if it did change to be like this then we'd also change and start paying our mortgages and bils anually so that side of things wouldn't bother me. I know how much I need to put to one side a month for bills and how much I need approx for essentials like petrol and food so I'd make sure I had that put to one side for each month of the year and the rest is savings/fun money the same as it is now.
Although that said in the first few months I would probably decide that the Louboutins I've had my eye on were actually an essential :lol2:
Actually due to working on commission my pay get vary by about 15k (gross) in some years so knowing in advance what I had would be great smile
I've seen this used really effectively on training course not just working out where you sit yourself but where colleagues and customers sit so that you understand their motivation and actions better. As NWC said it depends whether you have your 'work' or 'social' head on as that can effect on the outcome but altogether it's a useful tool.
Quote by Angel Chat
Oi Kate! I was trying to impress her with my profound knowledge... Now she'll know I googled at the same time as you rolleyes
:giggle:

ha ha :lol2:
Not got a clue what it means Splendid dunno
Not got a clue but good luck with the application, hopefully someone clever will be along shortly to help kiss
Thanks for a fab night NWC! :thumbup: kiss
Thanks also to AC for looking fabulous in her corset, Nola for the dancing and Neil and Gem for the funniest thing I've seen on a dance floor in a long time :lol2: I've been chuckling all day thinking about that! :giggle:
Lovely to catch up with everyone else smile
Traditionally your first anniversary is paper. So how about something gorgeous made from paper. Or you could be creative and make something origami style (just don't talk to me about origami at the moment :lol2smile
If anyone would like to make a donation to help Carrie's chosen charity please PM Calista, Morbius or me and we'll send you a link to it. Carrie set up a page for donations before she passed away to help the charities that helped not only her but also supported her family and friends.
Calista, Morbius and family will be organising more things in the future to help raise funds, but I'll let them inform you of their plans.
Carrie wanted us to raise money for Clic Sargent and Pasic as they are the two charities that support us tremendously. From offering support workers and counselling now, to organising days out, they have holiday cottages etc and we want to help them carry this on.

I'm loving the plan for everyone having pink nails.....not sure what easy will make of it though :giggle:
Has our foxy barmaid gone to bed? If not please can I have a vino blanco (she is an expert in these things) :lol2: :giggle:
Both of our thoughts are with you and your family at the moment kiss
Despite having not met her, her strength and determination touched both of our hearts.
Big love and you know where we are if you need anything kiss
Quote by Steve
I have to pay for them.........I buy a 12 month pre-payment otherwise it would be approx £36 per month....

I wish I'd realised about this last year. I had a problem with my eye which was initially mis-diagnosed and turned out paying out about 80 quid in prescriptions in 2 months. It was only towards then end of the treatment that I realised I should have got a pre-payment certificate in the first place.
It does seem unfair that people that pay tax effectively pay twice for their prescriptions!
I keep planning on writing a a novel based on fact but never find the time to put it down in actual words, although a lot of it I already have in my mind.
Everyone keeps telling me that after planning a wedding you're stuck for stuff to fill your time with so I figure that may be later this year will be the time I start writing it smile
Otherwise I'll get Nola to write it for me :lol2: