I'm sure this has been done before, BUT....

well..if you did you would not have all the hilarious stories about ant stakes to write about. I still get tears streaming down my face when i think about that story. it is just too freaking funny and reminds us all enough of some of our own significant others. He is your muse LOL!!!!!
 
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I think this is the most recent one of me without the nasty curls... but I have scary eyes in this one... why is there always *something* wrong when I have a picture taken of me? LOL!
 
Forget scary eyes Senti, your hair is to die for!!!!!!!! It's very Patti / dollyrocker!!!

I'm so jealous. Wanna fly over and fix my hair next time I go out???

Oh and Chris... Muse, is that the Latin word for Pain in the Ass??

:hiya: Maureen
 
Oh dear, what a thing for a whole worldwide community of vintage fashion lovers to know someone as, "the giver of ant stakes". I have to admit though, I've never known anyone give me a worst present than that.

One of the girls at work was given a really dreadful present by her sister at Christmas - a load of those music compilation CDs you get free with the Sunday newspapers, all wrapped up, as though she wouldn't notice they were all in cardboard containers with the words "given free with the Mail on Sunday, not for re-sale" written all over them. Ghastly. At least your husband actually spent money! LOL!

I guess I'm lucky with presents. My dad tends to buy me a gold neckalce or a bracelet for every occasion, so I think he's trying to turn me into Mr T or something, and they're the only presents I object to as he's spending lots of money on something I've already got. I'd rather he bought me a chocolate bar.

And the best presents ever are my mum buying me Maureen Starkey's autograph (she's the first wife of Beatle Ringo Starr - she's my role model) and a gentleman friend of mine giving me a 1960s red sparkle Slingerland snare drum. Admittedly, most females would probably object to being sent home with an old snare drum (and a slightly dented one at that, but it's more exciting when the drum has been hurled across a room - I know, I'm strange) and my mother was a little weirded out when she met me at the airport clutching the thing. But to me it's *fabulous*. I love drums, snares are my favourite, I love 60s things, I love things that have been trashed by drummers, and I love anything in red sparkle. But that's the whole point of gifts isn't it? Giving someone something they will treasure, no matter how weird a person they are! LOL!

love, moons and starrs,
Senti.*
 
I love these threads as you finally get to put faces to the messages :)

Hmmm, I only seem to have pix of me in antique clothing or with horses for some reason but here is one from December when I went to the Victorian Christmas day at Belgrave Hall in costume. Everything except my hat (that had antique trim though), belt (that had antique boning and hook & eyes though), corset and stockings were originals..
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Lei
 
This isn't a line, really... (besides coming from me it would be useless) but which one is you Marie? Nobody looks old enough to be the mother... Are you the one in pink?

Lei, you look amazing! I wish you were nearby so that I could use you in my fashion show on April 19...

Well, here is one of me taken last August at Niagara Falls. Its the most recent pic I have where I look the thinnest!

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