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It's nice to know he's at last settling down. I just hope at the ultimate alter he doesn't do a Ross from Friends and get his women mixed up!
I've got this yearly commitment of sending a certain someone a card on 14th February. No - this lady of latter years won't be buying her hubby a Valentine's Card. Oh, no! The card is for another man - our handsome, oldest son - for it was Valentine's Day that Ross/PrettyBoy came into the world. It's nuts fighting the queue's of the loved-up & losers with their hearts and roses and stuff just to purchase a burpday card! But he's
Ending now, on a bit of a puzzler. On passing a charity shop today, in the window besides hearts, roses, confetti and stuff, were two large-framed pictures with a real bride and groom posing sweetly. The era for the snap, judging by the style, looked like an 80's or early 90's happy couple and they certainly didn't tick the pearly boxes a picture-perfect appearance snap a studio would use! Now, I'm not always the sharpest pencil in the box but it had me wondering as to what was actually on sale here and why. Was it to draw attention to the rather majestic frames surrounding the photo? Maybe reject items of an in-law who'd at last got her baby back? Recovered from a skip? And what was the 'today' story of the smiley couple. I know when my first marriage went tits up, most of the wedding snaps were cursed, torn, binned or darted at. I almost went into the shop out of mere interest. Aha! Maybe that's the lure-you-in strategy bit? Whatever the reason I still felt it a bit strange, and sensed a kind of sadness about it.
Whatever your romantic notion may be, have a Happy Valentines Day. And to some, just have a Happy Friday. I know I'll be giving a graphic account of how, 25 years ago, a certain young fop caused me great pain, near splitting me in two, and turned me into a sweating, panting, growling, abusive demon for 10 hours! Before or after he blows out the candles....? We'll see!
On Sunday, I'll be traveling down to London on the overnight coach. Now all the biopsies are over with, I'm off to spend much needed time and cuggles with my gorgeous, kindhearted, baby girl. My oldest son, PrettyBoy, is accompanying me this time, but he'll return home a few days before I will. My daughter, Kerri, booked us the tickets for the journey (with National Express) and it was a simple case of printing them off via email. On my son's ticket she referred to him as * 'Dr. R. Kerry' and on mine 'Rev. H. Kerry'.* I can't wait to see the driver's face when he's presented with them! Add this teensy kinda thing as a starter for 10 and you got yourself some trouble-making, wine-nutted, shameless females, all on their own brand of HRT let loose on the streets of London! Gercha! Thankfully, for PrettyBoy, Kerri's hubby James is off work, too! I will also be spending time with my twin sis who resides in Buckinghamshire also.
My baba wants to take us to Windsor. Of all the many visits down south, we've planned but never made it there. All that Beefeater and raven's stuff fascinates me. My biggest wish is to spend some time in Camden again. I love the gritty music and clothes shops, and the wheens of red buses and weird-savvy people that tread the street - oh, and to have my camera on the proper setting to recapture Banksy's signature on the Thames' tunnel, instead of the crap I botched up last year!