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    #16
    Originally posted by twiglet
    Better wear some of it to our next meet up. Any pics of you?
    as for wearing it for our next meet up - it depends on whether my 'pair of bodies' (corsets to you :wink: ) still fits, I've lost just over a stone, and come down about a size and a half in trousers (uk 18's were too small on me at the beginning of the year, now I am into 16's ) By the way my cream & white jacket was tambour embroidered and entirely hand made in about 2 months flat - I needed it done for a banquet, the dust bunnies bred very well for those 2 months! :wink:

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      #17
      Wow you are all amazing and your jacket is gorgeous.

      I think we should have a caption competition for what your dog is thinking

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        #18
        "Those musketeers are rubbish, I've watched them fire hundreds of shots and they've missed every time! There is never anything for me to fetch!"

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          #19
          :lol: :lol: :lol: oh dear are we off topic.

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            #20
            Well, we did do a living history event near Newport in Wales - does that count? :wink: :lol: :lol:

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              #21
              yup, back on topic :lol:

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                #22
                :lol: :lol: :lol:

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                  #23
                  Did I tell you about the time that I was up on the Sugarloaf (a mountain up the road from where I live here in Wicklow) and it was such a fine day that I was able to see Wales across the Irish Sea. I was so excited that I decided to dash home and get DH and DD to come have a look as it was the only time I had ever seen it. We drove back up the mountain and stood looking over towards Wales with DD very excited. After a while she said "I can't see anything, how many were there Mum?"

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                    #24
                    :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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                      #25
                      Brilliant :lol: :lol: :lol:

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                        #26
                        :lol: :lol: :lol:

                        somebody needs a spelling check :wink:

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by mellymoo
                          Hereford is not too far from Cardiff, (quite a good Train service) Doughty's in Hereford have quite a good selection of Quilting fabric. Worth a look if you are ever in town.
                          Thank you, Mellymoo. We have never been to Hereford, very amiss I know, so we have better make up for it! I will of course need to bring back a souvenir or 5 to make a "Hereford" quilt
                          Marianne

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                            #28
                            Stunning outfits, Rosemary. The number of hours you must have spent making them :!: Labour of love I am sure.
                            As for your dog and what he/she (?) might have thought: As long as you remember my biscuits and my scoop bags, you can dress however you like!
                            Marianne

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                              #29
                              :lol: :lol: :lol:

                              We always thought that he would have mugged his own grandmother for biscuits :wink:

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by PosyP
                                We always thought that he would have mugged his own grandmother for biscuits :wink:
                                I've never come across a dog who wouldn't :P I have never understood dog owners who said their dogs didn't like a treat. Mine have always been ready to open wide when it came to treats. Uhm - maybe it is right what is being said about dogs being like their owners or is that the other way around? :lol:
                                Marianne

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