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I've had my windgard brolley for almost 10 years now and I love it! It is quite heavy to carry around on a speculative basis but I can't fault it. I have bought several over the years for various family members and they have all been pleased with them. I noticed last week that the frame on mine...

That was the conclusion I came to as well. I do hope I don't see it again though as I just felt embarrassed for them...:giggle:

^^^^^^^:giggle::giggle: What can I say - I love my KitchenAid! Wanted one for years, got one in April and love it. I had a Kenwood catering size mixer for over 30 years and had no quarrel with it but it has gone to the great mixer graveyard in the sky and my KitchenAid is the perfect...

I have just about everything in the kit but I will still watch Love,Love,LOVE the range and wear it all day every day in the heat and it never moves - amazing.....

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! My hubby has just choked on his nan bread and I have spat crumbs everywhere........ I have obviously not studied the website in enough detail....*wipes eyes *

Call me stupid, I always regarded myself as "fashion forward" until Glen stole the phrase and made it his own....but what pray, are "open shoulders". The model's shoulders look distinctly closed to me. Maybe it's a sort of shrug of apology for bringing us such tasteless, shapeless, non-washable...

I don't have that kit, I have the all day gorgeous kit and have just bought a backup one because I'd hate to run out of anything. I use her foundation which is divine and several other products. The only thing I can't get away with, is her concealer, but I don't really need one as the foundation...

I still can't relate it to JJ though......it is certainly not related to his appearance.

I have days when I feel quite upbeat about the way I look and other days when I feel I look washed out and my hair just won't do anything. It is sod's law that the former is often when I have nowhere to go and the latter is when I want to look my best. It isn't easy looking good under the studio...

I don't know either..........

Love Alison Steadman, Love Abigail's Party.....

I don't have any arguments, Galaxy. I gave an objective opinion, without malice, and registered my objection to some of the OP's comments, as I have done on many occasions when I think people are OTT. I don't see it as my job to dwell at length upon their means of expression as they are...

....and misspelt, too.........I believe the word is 'definitely'

I'll happily swap "cadaverous" for very thin if it makes you feel better, Merry. You are correct, I wasn't trying to be nasty, just trying to explain why she might, in my eyes, look older than her years.It has been pointed out before on other threads that extreme thinness often does no favours...

I think she looks a good bit older than 45. No malice intended, just my personal observation. It may be because she has a rather cadaverous face..... I'm not keen on the opening posters remarks though.

As BettyBoop just pointed out, they are the sort of thing you get free with Craft Magazines, and which I pass on to a small grandson who is of an age to enjoy them. Far too cutesy and unimaginative, I'd love QVC to sell some really unusual or sophisticated stamps. Thanks for the pics, SCW. x

Same in Greece. When, I wonder, will this bankrupt nation get QVC.........I won't hold my breath....:giggle::giggle:

It's a free call from anywhere.....