Lots of thanks and pictures, first.

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I did tell you I 'd got a bag from Dollie Daydream as a prize, but I didn't post any pictures (I hadn't put them on the puter. Don't ask.) So, because I am chuffed by it and very grateful to have won again..... never in the real world only in the virtual, I'm thinking of becoming a full time avatar and being one of those strange people you only ever meet in online games. I'm going to be a six foot tall blonde haired amazon who can stop a man at sixty paces with her eyes and make him quiver with pain and anticipation before she snaps his neck in a single move... Oh dear, too much Tomb Raider, I need to start reading Woman's Weekly again.

The bag is beautiful, it has the most wonderful combination of colours and I used it this week as my bag of choice. Thank you, once again, DollieDaydream.

And now a warning; for those of you with a nervous disposition & lusting after Marie Claire Idees; Look away now. Domesticali, bless her offered & I said yes and today I have lusted, yes, lusted after the magazine & its idees. Not as deeply as I do for David *heart* but as deeply as a six foot amazon with blonde hair..... ok, stop again.


Along with the magazine I got a new pink bag.... this one ideally sized for magazines so I made sure it fitted a few good ones from Borders in. I love the pear and apple pattern, the shade of pink is one that, until the Princess hit 5 I would not have considered, but is actually my shade of choice this year. Mmmm. Life is good. Here's the pictures; look, lust & plan, my friends.























Comments

  1. Sophie Honeysuckle29 June 2007 at 17:00

    I enjoyed catching up with you and aren't those french photos lovely!!!

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  2. Papoosue29 June 2007 at 19:21

    Lucky you! It all looks scrumdiddlyumptious!

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  3. Everything Stops for Tea29 June 2007 at 21:08

    Nice!!! look at those cups and saucers!!!!!

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  4. Ali30 June 2007 at 10:16

    My pleasure, glad you're enjoyinh it!

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  5. Tracy x30 June 2007 at 12:42

    hey you
    you are my winner!!
    go take a peek x
    tracy x

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