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Same as me so.Jane_LS_88 wrote: »Yeah that doesn't sound great then, I carry nearly all my excess weight on my tummy/hip area. If I could remove my tummy I'd look fine lol.
Is there a Jean Junction near you Jane? If so, I'd recommend popping in and having a look.
The one near me has a few nice bits in, not overly dressy mind.
Would you chance buying from eBay Jane? I've bought some gorgeous bits and pieces there, for little or nothing. Tbh, most of my wardrobe contents have come from eBay.
If you're unsure about store sizing, you can ask here and someone will be able to help.
A lot of items on eBay will only post to the U.K, but if you message the seller they are normally happy to post to R.O.I, you just need to specify whether is Northern or Southern Ireland you want them to post to, because in my experience, U.K postage prices apply to Northern Ireland as well as mainland U.K (London, Manchester, etc).0 -
SarahBeep! wrote: »Don't get me started on their dresses :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: any bit of boob and you've no hope!
No hope for me there so! I wasn't exactly left lacking in the boob department..The Lovely Muffin wrote: »Same as me so.
Is there a Jean Junction near you Jane? If so, I'd recommend popping in and having a look.
The one near me has a few nice bits in, not overly dressy mind.
Would you chance buying from eBay Jane? I've bought some gorgeous bits and pieces there, for little or nothing. Tbh, most of my wardrobe contents have come from eBay.
If you're unsure about store sizing, you can ask here and someone will be able to help.
A lot of items on eBay will only post to the U.K, but if you message the seller they are normally happy to post to R.O.I, you just need to specify whether is Northern or Southern Ireland you want them to post to, because in my experience, U.K postage prices apply to Northern Ireland as well as mainland U.K (London, Manchester, etc).
Never actually heard of Jean Junction but I'll Google and see what I come up with. I don't really want anything overly dressy so that would be great. eBay would be good either. I'll have a look there too. A size 18 from Penneys is usually fine for me. I seem to be different sizes in different shops. I'm a 16 in Dunnes jeans. :rolleyes:
Thanks so much for your replies ladies.
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The Lovely Muffin wrote: »Painted my nails a nice bright pink and used China Glaze Fairy Dust on both of my ring fingers. Sparkly, pretty and shiny Love having painted nails
I had to Google what that was and now I want some!
I think I'll head to bed. Feeling a bit down but I'll be okay. Night loungers. xx0 -
Spider babies didn't resurrect overnight so I have my bathroom back. Huzzah! Off to the seaside tonight for the long Easter weekend. It's hitting 41 degrees and climbing so lots of shade and swimming pool for me. Have 3 books packed for 4 days and wondering if it's enough.
Last year the weather hit 52 degrees in May... am dreading next month. Have red hair and super pale skin so I'm not built for this heat at all.
(Pretty good excuse for an ice cold beer though) 0 -
Spider babies didn't resurrect overnight so I have my bathroom back. Huzzah! Off to the seaside tonight for the long Easter weekend. It's hitting 41 degrees and climbing so lots of shade and swimming pool for me. Have 3 books packed for 4 days and wondering if it's enough.
Last year the weather hit 52 degrees in May... am dreading next month. Have red hair and super pale skin so I'm not built for this heat at all.
(Pretty good excuse for an ice cold beer though)
I must of missed it before but where do you live? i want some of that 41 degrees, its freezing here;)
my friend lives in Canada and is off to Cuba for 2 weeks - lucky devil....
Out of curiosity what are the books your taking along, i have a holiday in Italy coming up soon and i need a few books to bring with me....0 -
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The Lovely Muffin wrote: »Painted my nails a nice bright pink and used China Glaze Fairy Dust on both of my ring fingers. Sparkly, pretty and shiny Love having painted nails
I miss having painted nails
Jane_LS_88 wrote: »Anyone ever by from boohoo.com? The prices are very reasonable, just wondering what are the sizes like..
Boohoo is generally cheap for a reason, very hit and miss, some of the fabric is appalling quality.0 -
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Just googled it - soft cover version has 1,488 pages! Apparently it's one of the longest novels ever published. Thanks for the recommendation, I just found it on Book Depository (free shipping!) for about a tenner.
There's a sequel due for publication next year by the way, aptly titled "A Suitable Girl".
PS I love watching people shopping for books on the BD website - I get to indulge my nosiness without bothering anyonehttp://www.bookdepository.co.uk/live 0 -
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Just googled it - soft cover version has 1,488 pages! Apparently it's one of the longest novels ever published. Thanks for the recommendation, I just found it on Book Depository (free shipping!) for about a tenner.
There's a sequel due for publication next year by the way, aptly titled "A Suitable Girl".
PS I love watching people shopping for books on the BD website - I get to indulge my nosiness without bothering anyonehttp://www.bookdepository.co.uk/live
No way! Class, I'll buy that as soon as it comes out!0 -
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Its very slow in here today, everyone calming down for the long weekend.
I was reading the after hours thread about signs of getting old, if you over 30 dont read it....
The only thing going for me is that i enjoy modern music... Other than that im old n past it...
Oh and then I was on the eye cream thread i hate fine lines... 0 -
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Morning everyone
Thanks so much for all yer replies about the crappy A&E doctor.. Made me feel so much better & I think I'm definitely gonna go see someone else.
Still pretty down in the dumps over it today, just taking lots of pain killers & lying in bed, kinda have that "what's the point in getting up?" feeling as I know I'll be in too much pain to do anything at all.0 -
Morning everyone
Thanks so much for all yer replies about the crappy A&E doctor.. Made me feel so much better & I think I'm definitely gonna go see someone else.
Still pretty down in the dumps over it today, just taking lots of pain killers & lying in bed, kinda have that "what's the point in getting up?" feeling as I know I'll be in too much pain to do anything at all.
Missed that post , what happened ?
* i'll go back and look
Ah FFS... Not good when you are in pain.....0 -
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Jane_LS_88 wrote: »Links is back, yay. I missed your posts. I seem like a weirdo stalker or something now.. Hope you're well.
Hi
*backs away slowly from stalker*
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Really sorry to hear about the bad experiences in A and E/with doctors...really makes you wonder!
I had college notes from the last few weeks to print off. I've spent €400+ euro on cartridges (they were the big ones, that get like 5000 pages each and each one ran out one after the other), €20+ euro on paper and then last night after like 30 pages, it tells me the photoconductor needs to be replaced. I googled it and it apparently costs like €280-€300!! :eek:
Need the printer but can't pay that. So I went online and found that you can overide the chip thingy in the photoconductor by relplacing it?...(I don't understand it that well but I've watched the tutorials on youtube) That costs €20 to order from the UK so I got that and I'll try sort this out. *unleashes inner techie*
for 280 I could by a new printer....(maybe not a good one but still) 0 -
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Feeling a bit down atm, I'll be OK though. I feel stupid for feeling upset and down over what it is that's getting me down and upset. It shouldn't get to me so much, wish I could just get over it tbh. It's ridiculously petty. At 20yo, you'd think I know better.
Lunch now, pasta in a Smokey Bacon sauce, yum.
Hoping the boyfriend will come to see the Titanic with me next week when it is released, fingers crossed 0 -
This is a little bit sad, but I just watched the last ever episode of One Tree Hill, and now I'm sobbing! I love that show, have watched it through the great episodes and the crappy episodes, I'm actually really going to miss it!
Same! Went onto to the Wikipedia page and it's all past tense. "OTH was a television series" 0 -
The Lovely Muffin wrote: »Hoping the boyfriend will come to see the Titanic with me next week when it is released, fingers crossed
the new cinema here isnt showing it for some reason so will have to go see it in one of the other ones, I wouldnt mind seeing it again its definitely a big screen movie, havent watched it in a few years either. some dodgy scriptwriting aside its still a spectacle of a film.0 -
I'm starting to get very curious about railway systems in Ireland. To be honest, I kinda assumed it was just something we didn't have, so I'm a bit astonished to find that Ireland used to be fairly well connected by rail: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e4/Map_Rail_Ireland_Viceregal_Commission_1906.jpg
It's crazy isn't it? I study a bit of that in college, and it's so sad to think it was just abandoned for cars...also it's made a lot of roads very easy to construct here, because the railways already existed, so they could just lay the roads over them and not have to buy lots of private land or knock houses.This is a little bit sad, but I just watched the last ever episode of One Tree Hill, and now I'm sobbing! I love that show, have watched it through the great episodes and the crappy episodes, I'm actually really going to miss it!
Well that's my evening sorted! I kinda gave up on it afterLucas and Peyton left- I'm not sure if I need to spoiler that after so long but just in case! But now I'm gonna watch all the seasons I missed and weeeeeeep. 0 -
Lola - thanks! I'd like to say I'm very lucky to be in my job, though I have to say it's the result of 6 years of hard work to get to where I am now. Have 4 days off now for Easter so have just checked into a nice hotel (with a pool!) in a nearby beach town. My plan is to read, swim, relax and eat my bodyweight in fresh seafood until I go back to the office.
Does anyone know where I can stream Titanic online? Shock horror, I've actually never seen it. PM me if you have a link please! 0 -
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