Showing posts with label wet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wet. Show all posts
Monday, 16 September 2013
Getting a wriggle on
Oh forgot to say, blokes have it easy. Stood standing there on the beach in Majorca in the swimming costume dripping water everywhere and its time to go. Ah problem do I make the seat in the cab soaking wet or do I change? Change. Oooops there is nowhere to go. Oh well wrap up in a towel and struggle, and I mean struggle out of the costume, get dry and dress again all without flashing too much flesh ;-). Trying to pull on clothes, especially undies when the skin is damp is no joke I can tell you. Managed it but what a palaver and then its down to the sea to rinse all the sand off the costume etc. As madame said... see women don't have things that easy. LOL
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Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Got them, wet and Poppies
Well the shoes arrived this morning. Thank you Kurt Geiger and Parcelforce. A trip to Camden today, a wet trip. Raining when we got there and raining when we left. Still we had a nice wander, a look at the new frocks in the Collectif and very nice they were too. Could be a purchase there, the only problem being that I have absolutely no wardrobe space left and horror of horrors no space to put a new wardrobe into, if I had I would.
We visited Eclipse tattoo and piercing as Stephanie wants a small tattoo but being under instructions from my son to only see John we find that he is not in today, damn. A nice lunch in the revamped chippy in Hawley Crescent, reopened by Poppies. Now we know Poppies from Hanbury Street in Spitalfields. Aaaanyway it was rather nice and provided a respite from the rain.
We visited Eclipse tattoo and piercing as Stephanie wants a small tattoo but being under instructions from my son to only see John we find that he is not in today, damn. A nice lunch in the revamped chippy in Hawley Crescent, reopened by Poppies. Now we know Poppies from Hanbury Street in Spitalfields. Aaaanyway it was rather nice and provided a respite from the rain.
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