Not going to apologise for, or excuse my absence. Apologising would be like saying; "sorry fans! I've been busy working on new material (just like all those has-beens on Nevermind the Buzzcocks). I know you've all been on the edge of your seat waiting for the next installment of uncouth nonsense from your smalltown under-stimulated narsisisstic blogger".
I need a laptop, having a computer must be an enormous boon to aid blogging?
I met some extraordinarily beautiful ladies recently. Really, no exaggeration. The proof exists here here here and here.
I met Curtise and Clare first and was struck by their clear-skinned radiance and style.There was no awkwardness or bullshit. Clare speaks exactly how people who read stories should speak - softly but concisely and with the right level of animation. Curtise is as wry, funny and engaging in person as she is on her blog.
Krista and Vix were waiting at the station and looked like a pair of ornate pained dolls; so petite, colourful, and pretty with the widest smiles possible. Positivity, fun and a zest for life oozes from their pores and I am so glad Krista was able to come to the UK to meet her soul sister.
Louise and her lovely mum had the most sparkly blue eyes, were so friendly and warm.I want to do it all again, but with ten hours in Second to None (the best second-hand shop I've ever been to) and a whole night of eating, drinking and laughing.
It's time to delete this blog. It will not be easy, it changed my life and catalogued a range of emotions which will be unique to the time.
I will start a new one, I will keep up with all my favourites, as I have been throughout despite not commenting much.
I thank everyone who has taken the time to read and comment, everyone who has supported this 'diary'.
I will see you on my new blog, hopefully.
Thanks again for reading,
I'm of for a beautiful tomato Ainsley Harriet Cup a Soup with soya and linseed bread. Jealous?
.
I need a laptop, having a computer must be an enormous boon to aid blogging?
I met some extraordinarily beautiful ladies recently. Really, no exaggeration. The proof exists here here here and here.
I met Curtise and Clare first and was struck by their clear-skinned radiance and style.There was no awkwardness or bullshit. Clare speaks exactly how people who read stories should speak - softly but concisely and with the right level of animation. Curtise is as wry, funny and engaging in person as she is on her blog.
Krista and Vix were waiting at the station and looked like a pair of ornate pained dolls; so petite, colourful, and pretty with the widest smiles possible. Positivity, fun and a zest for life oozes from their pores and I am so glad Krista was able to come to the UK to meet her soul sister.
Louise and her lovely mum had the most sparkly blue eyes, were so friendly and warm.I want to do it all again, but with ten hours in Second to None (the best second-hand shop I've ever been to) and a whole night of eating, drinking and laughing.
It's time to delete this blog. It will not be easy, it changed my life and catalogued a range of emotions which will be unique to the time.
I will start a new one, I will keep up with all my favourites, as I have been throughout despite not commenting much.
I thank everyone who has taken the time to read and comment, everyone who has supported this 'diary'.
I will see you on my new blog, hopefully.
Thanks again for reading,
I'm of for a beautiful tomato Ainsley Harriet Cup a Soup with soya and linseed bread. Jealous?
.
