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This is going to be very brief as I've not really got much to say other than very sorry for the lack of posts from myself recently, have not been well this week and despite having a few posts planned I've not been able to get myself to write them! It happens to us all.
I'm going into hospital next week for an operation, nothing major just a routine op on my throat. well for me it's routine anyway lol. So I imagine I'll be pretty quiet then too. Michelle will be keeping us all posted with her shopping ban updates however and having just finished a very unsuccessful one myself & considering another I know how she feels!
But sure its all good fun! I'm gonna leave you with a few photos from last week when I wasn't as ill as I am now. The first is a gorgeous dress I got from Asda, totally out of the norm for me in its non boobular sense. the second is my make up with said outfit and finally a picture of my messy nail art I posted on Instagram. My poor Instagram followers get flooded with my NOTD posts and this was the most recent.

Thats all for today folks! I'm off back to bed. xx
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  1. Orla Lorenza29 May 2011 at 19:51

    your nails are so cool! xx

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  2. FaeriBex29 May 2011 at 21:08

    aw thanks! def need to perfect the whole not painting my fingers things too though haha! x

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