Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Morning, Fireworks Ahead..


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Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Good morning ladies. Had my hair cut and coloured on Friday and feel a lot better. Had a great time away with the family. The younger ones wanted to go to the beach for swimming. The pool was closed and so were a lot of other things. We played board games and charades and we all took part in it. Haven't seen any news when I was away so don't know what is happening in the world. Still no May hope she is ok.

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Hi Jess, Glad you had a nice time. I'm not bothering with a hair appointment, I only get it trimmed once a year and that's in October. Not a lot been going on just that bit of news about the visit that I left the link for. I dropped a line to May but not heard back yet, maybe she's just enjoying life again.
Raining here and the sky's black so I guess it's here for a while.

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Good Afternoon Lassies...enjoyed My wee break from the laptop and doom & gloom news,

Hey Roxy I'm sure Our wonderful PM will be looking forward to visiting Gods Country and I promise He'll get a wonderful welcome from the good Folks of Glasgow/Lanarkshire but He'd better wear His hard hat & ballistic vest...and of course a tartan facemask

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Hi May, I'm sure Nicola will lend him one, she seems to have a load of them. Seen her in several different tartan ones.

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Hi Roxy, I have to get mine cut about every six weeks to look human. Hi May welcome back, glad to see you posting again. I bought some more masks on Poundland on Saturday. Two for a Pound for paper ones and washable ones.

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Good evening all. Good to hear you enjoyed your weekend Jess. Sounds fun. May, so glad you are ok. You were worrying all of us I think. Roxy, my hair was so long after 3 months that I was desperate to get it cut. I have kept some length in it but I don't think I could go for a year without cutting. It's been lovely most of the day. i think there were a few spots of rain this morning but mostly dry & bright. I even ventured into the garden for an hour. I won't be rushing to see BJ and I doubt his presence will make any difference to us. I think everyone realises he's been 'promoted' far beyond his capabilities. He should save the train fare and do something useful. Maybe write down some instructions for his ministers so that they at least sound as if they understand what the policy (in England) is today.

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Morning, Am getting all the washing done and out to be dried today as it's to be very wild and wet from tomorrow, so says the weather man and also my app.
Came home from the dogs walk. To find a lorry load of traffic cones going out all along the road.......Oh Joy.
Beki, my hair is up in a clip on top of my head or back in a platt most of the time, so it's not in my way at all. I found a Bob Cut to my shoulders was the hard part, but as soon as I could get a wee band in it and pull it back I was past the pest stage and it just grew. I have cut it dead short a couple of times but regretted it, so had to struggle with it again to regrow it. Last time it was short was 20+ years ago in the 90s.

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Good morning ladies. I doubt if I would rush to see bumbling Boris anytime soon. If my hair was thicker I would have kept it long, but it looks like rats tails when its to long. Off to get my hair done this morning then meeting my niece and nephews later.

Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Meanwhile in Scotland..........