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Actually that IS an interesting thought about the sarong! if only i was that skinny though! :(
I've a dark green dress i'm thinking of wearing, and i've considered buffing it up with celtic style jewellery... but what type is another task. :rolleyes: should be able to get some cheap stuff around the city.
I dont think a book would be the right thing to get them...
I like the thing with the green sarong!
Maybe they went in for some kind of gift list.
nope! no gift list.
For weddings I always just give a card with money.
might have to do that...
There are companies which deliver fruits for a year (weekly). You can get something like that to ensure that the newly weds never run short of fruits!
:D
I got them a lovely pair of Tipparary Crystal Candle sticks. they were half price at €55!!
http://www.giftvenue.ie/images/2617_Tipperar.jpg
Still not sure what i'm wearing though....
I think i'm going to wear my green dress and i saw a black shawl with a celtic pattern on it here in the airport that i might buy to throw over my shoulders! :D
Be sure to take photos,Niamh! That outfit sounds lovely.
Ooh, a wedding! I'm going to get married next summer, but it's going to be really plain. The Celtic wedding sounds like a cool idea; I have a friend who would go for that. :) Hope you have a nice time Niamh!
How exciting zanna! Congrats :)
I love looking at wedding dresses and hair. I just went to a friend's wedding, which was on the afternoon of a big football game we were all psyched up for. So after the party we all threw on our jerseys and went out to tailgate/house parties or whatever to watch the game that night. Tailgates are the best, such good food..
Me too :) When a friend of mine is getting married, I guess I'll have to go shopping wedding dresses with her and maybe try a couple of them on, just in case I'll never have the opportunity to shop one for myself :lol: I wouldn't want to miss the experience of dressing up completely just because I'm unable to find myself a husband :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by higley
Anybody have any good vacuum recommendations?? My vacuum crapped out but it was never very good, my hair has proven too much for it.
I prefer the bagless ones... though I doubt if you can find the same brands over there.
I have a bagless one. They're better I guess. but you do have to take it apart and clean out the filters and stuff and wash out the dirt catcher out. I didn't think of all that when I got it - I thought it would be real simple and all you'd have to do would be dump the dirt out of the plastic dirt catcher thingie and pop it back in and is like that most of the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade