Certainly no offense to the Queen; I am a Royalist of the first order...
Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA, formerly of Chesham, Bucks, UK
They rode toward Buckingham Palace, each looking sideways and waving to
the thousands of cheering Britons.
Gidday all,
In Australia it is definitely illegal to use a mobile in the car unless
you have a hands free installation, and it is enforced. A friend
In South Africa - same law, but as someone else pointed out it is the
enforcement, and here that is not done (through lack of Police resources
In a message dated 12/2/2003 3:33:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Might go to Havant again as that's only a bit over an hour
away and mostly
the same suppliers as NEC are there.
Then let's meet up at Havant - infact, when ever we have a big fair lets offer to meet
if
Dear Jean,
I have been listening to our local radio station, the
discussion is about the new law where from 1st December
we are not in the UK allowed to use our mobile phones
unless we have a hands free, the question was asked,
what about other countries around the world. what
laws do they have
there is an interesting booklet published by the V A on ebay at the moment
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3569731168category=125
70
might be of interest
jenny barron
Elgin, Scotland
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Hello all,
I never had a pair of red shoes. I did have a pair with very high cork
platforms which had white sandal straps on them. (I'm trying very hard to
remember.) And I also had a pair of very high black boots which my parents
hated. My daughter is working on her own style (she's 13)
I was sitting here thinking No, I never had red shoes then it came to me that when I
was about 14 I persuaded my mother to buy me some flat red shoes even though I knew we
were probably strapped for cash at most times. What became of them? Well I visited a
friend who had a duck pond and a
I never owned a pair of red shoes until my mother bought me a pair of red
shoes when I was in my early 40's. She was the girl who liked color in her
shoes. My flashiest pair of footwear was a pair of knee high lace up purple
suede granny boots with 2 inch heels that I bought in 1965. My favorite
Hi everyone
Thank you to Vivienne and Pat for posting the pix - one longs to have
been there and with a bottomless pocket book, spacious carry bag(s). I'd
have wanted to buy something from each stall! Then, go home and spend
the rest of the year using it all, non-stop lacing...I do hope it was
Ahhh -- Red shoes!
You just had me on my knees checking the back corner of my
closet, looking to see if I still had that pair of red velvet flats. I
had them for at least 40 years but, as my feet expanded with old
age, I could no longer wear them. They were delightful to wear to
Christmas
In a message dated 01/12/2003 21:41:38 GMT Standard Time,
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So where were Annette and Liz at 3 pm on Sunday
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
because we thought
they were annoucing the winners of the draw.
I think at 3pm they were announcing the
I've had a couple of pairs of red shoes in my life - I *like* red shoes!
But the winkle picker, 3 stiletto description reminded memy DH and self
were walking past ladies shoes in a shop late last week, and he commented on
the absurd pointy toes on display there. And the ridiculous height of
I never had a pair of red shoes. I did have a pair with very high cork
platforms which had white sandal straps on them.
I had a pair like that! They had two inch platform with six inch heels, and
I wore them on my first date with my husband, who is a foot taller than I
am. I wore them until
On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 08:50:45 +1100 (EST), Ruth wrote:
Jean, here in Australia we must use a hands free when driving. In practice,
many drivers do not use a hands free, but they face a hefty fine if caught.
Many times I've wished I was a policewoman!!!
Now we're trying to face the problem of how
Thank you for the pictures of the Fair. I am positively Green with Envy!!!
:)
What a wonderful time you must have had, with all those suppliers, - and
goodies just waiting for a new home!
Thank you for showing the rest of us just a glimpse of it. (says she -
weeping!!!)
You don't realize how
On Monday, Dec 1, 2003, at 18:53 US/Eastern, Sylvie Nguyen wrote:
Being that I enjoy reading both types of books that you mentioned,
suggestions of ethnic mysteries would be wonderful.
Sigh... When I was a child, my father used to beat me if I forgot the
title, the author and the detailed plot
On Tuesday, Dec 2, 2003, at 06:55 US/Eastern, Lynne Cumming wrote:
Now my query is this, how many are there of
you out there who have NEVER owned a pair of red shoes?
Sorry, not me :)
My first pair of heels (modest 1.5 or so, and not tapered to a point)
were beige; took a lot of begging (I was
Tamara and gentle spiders,
Thank you for the suggestion of mystery books to read.
Like you, I have trouble remembering titles and
authors not long after having read the books. I have
even been known to have checked a book out of the
library, start reading it, then remember that I had
read it a
Thanks to everyone who's sent me the URLs for Biggins and Roseground. I
did end up seeing the Biggins ones -- thanks, Vivienne -- but still no
luck on the Roseground ones; I think it's another instance of the
Mac/Win problem; when I click on early photos etc, nothing happens;
the right-hand
I see, in today's newspaper, that there was an earthquake up around Cooma
during the night.
I do hope you are alright, Noelene, and that your wonderful Round House has
come to no harm.
It registered - according to the paper, 3 on the Richter scale, and sounded
like a train passing by.
from Liz in
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and which were described by a
male colleague as tart's shoes.
You will not catch me dead in a pair of red shoes. As a medical student in
the 1960's there were very few women around so we were surrounded by men all
day. If a woman
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