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Bored, so been having a quick look - that asymmetric tunic in white is practically see-through and looks really cheap & nasty, although I love the colour of the musk one. But what have they done to that poor model's chest? Very unflattering. And what HAS DF got on her feet???? :confused:

I only see snippets of things now because Q bores me mostly, but have noticed how unprofessional it seems sometimes. They used to make a big thing of preparation and 'homework' but that seems to have gone out of the window. A bit less a**ing about with social media and a bit more preparation...

Lock & Lock, and also L'Occitane soaps (the shea butter ones, of which Fig was my fave).

Adam Ant was 10x more stylish :cool: :sun: Very weird look - all whimsy floaty on top and bovver boy thug on the bottom...

The TSV is so wrong on all levels... You too can strip down your grannie's old dralon sofa and make a horse blanket...:down:

The shape is OKish if you're tall, but way too long for shorties like me. Also, I do not wish to look like my Auntie's old curtains. The prints are hideous.

I've used Amazon for years, mostly for books in the old days. Have always found their service very good, had a problem with a delivery not turning up last year and they were excellent. However, they are not always the best price. I recently bought some handmade shelves from a small UK company...

I sense an undercurrent of feeling about 'multiple' marriages. Well, I'm a third wife and every person's experiences are different. My OH's background and reasons for marrying before are as individual as he is. Who are we to judge? Much as I dislike all the 'gushing' and wedding hype she's...

I bought my wedding band in USA as I was living there at the time - very plain with a nice weight. We didn't 'get engaged' so no ring. I must say I have never liked wearing rings and do not have nice long fingers to do them justice. When I hit the big M, my fingers increased at least two sizes...

I recently received a flier from L'Occitance with a money-off voucher and, I as was thinking of trying some new stuff, had a look at their website, then looked at their products on Q. There are several products which appear on Q and are not/no longer on company website, e.g. Brightening Hand...

More like Studio Barf...

I've never been a huge fan of Yankee - most of the scents I liked are no longer available and I prefer the double-wick jars which are hard to find. I buy in Homesense/TK Max sometimes - Park, Bahoma etc. are lovely. I also like the little Seda tins (great for bedside table), Voluspa, St Eval...

Of course he could be a Coptic Christian - or even an atheist :cheeky: Yes, Egypt is both mad and wonderful, although my visit was a very long time ago!

I've decided to grow out colour and let my natural pepper and salt (originally dark brown) take over! Trouble with most dyes (including semi-permanent) is that they lighten and tend to go brassy, especially in the summer. Red tones just do not suit me. It's got to the stage of looking like a...

Oh yes, bring on the 70s retro!! Brushed nylon sheets in orange and purple. Candlewick bedspread Candy-stripe flannel sheets Hangover-inducing wallpaper I do like some of the bedding, but won't pay for the extra pieces I don't want. Always manage to get nice sets in sales - recently bought a...

There has been a large change in shopping habits over the last 20 years. When QVC started, I found one of the best things about it was that you saw a product, and if it was on air, it was IN STOCK. No disappointment of trailing round town, only to find they haven't got the size/colour you...

I caught a quick glimpse of this yesterday - totally ghastly. The guest looked like she had either been dressed by a blind man with a grudge, or she was drunk, or maybe put the outfit on as a dare. Yukky pink and brown is not a good combo, she looked like a rather squashed, unhappy...

I've had QVC available to watch since 1999 and, initially, I thought it was, by turns, interesting, funny, quirky, annoying, but there was usually at least one thing on during a day that was worth watching. In the days before 'big internet' they offered reasonable prices and brands that were...

They probably haven't got an IT Team - everything is 'outsourced' these days as, supposedly, it's cheaper! The last place I worked, most of the IT department was transferred across to the outsourced company, then made redundant. They kept the useless ones with the fancy titles who did b****r...

Leggings are great for slobbing or working round the house and the thicker (jegging type) for dog-walking as you can get wellies over them, but fashion statement they 'ain't.