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garinda said:
three years ago l was pole dancing with Kate Moss,
How do you pole dance with Kate Moss? I thought it was a solo activity unless of course she was standing in for the pole. :)
 
Thanks folks for your welcomes. l m just back from the Parkinson's Disease Society meeting in Burnley. l'm 40 but feel like a youngster being with so many old people- they're really nice. Though I peed them off, it's the second time l've won the raffle,[ a lovely hairbrush/comb/beaker set,[ which I'll take bids on.]Re: Kate Moss, the party was in a pole dancing club in Mayfair, after the fashion show. She is skinny, but the pole was def. thinner; mind you , free bar- l was a bit merry!
 
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garinda said:
l m just back from the Parkinson's Disease Society meeting in Burnley. l'm 40 but feel like a youngster being with so many old people- they're really nice.
Parkinson's Disease Society meeting? Hi Garinda forgive my nosey bit, but it's interesting to here of people being involved with support groups. What your conection with Parkinson's.
 
I was diagnosed with it last year aged 39. lt does mainly affect people over 65, but late teens can get it too, though it's very rare. lts a bit of a bugger, l had to have a three hour driving test in Wigan, which l passed & they renewed for 3 years, watch out Hyndburn! Not very good @ musical statues anymore though!
 
Thanks for that Garinda, I'm sure it is a bit of a bugger. I wish you well. Whats musical statues then.
 
Musical statues is the crappy childrens party game, were you dance around until the music stops. The 1st one to move is out. :(
 
garinda said:
Musical statues is the crappy childrens party game, were you dance around until the music stops. The 1st one to move is out. :(
Trust me to be thick.......If I had a brain I'd be a risk to humanity :o
 
Don't worry, lol. l'm really good @ shake the parcel. l'm also thinking of taking up the tambourine.
 
garinda said:
Don't worry, lol. l'm really good @ shake the parcel. l'm also thinking of taking up the tambourine.
I should know better.....Where you live – to me the bl**dy tambourine is the worst instrument in history. The Sally Ann give me a tambourine in 1965 and I’ve hated the racket ever since. Well what should I get first, ear plugs or a gag. lol.
 
Yeah tambourines will always be involved with the sally army. l always used to think they did good work, with the homeless for instance, but in my pc teens l found out in the 80's they supported the old South African government, & were involved with lot of right wing politics & used to give them a mouthful everytime they rattled their tins near me. 20 years later l revel in political uncorrectness, but perhaps l should play the marraccas instead of a tambourine for Jesus!
 
First bid received!!!!!

Was sent a message re: the Parkinson's Disease Society raffle prize l won, offering me a bid of 5p!
l think perhaps l under sold it! LOL.
The set comprimises of a hairbrush, a mirror, & a toothbrush case all in lilac, with the mirror being high-lighted in mint green. All of this comes in a transparent zipped toilet bag decorated with purple polka dots.
Can l have a job on QVC now?
Last month l won a massive tin of Belgian chocolates which l scoffed all by myself!
P.S. The lovely set comes new not second- hand.
 
if your coming on saturday gardina why not bring it with you & we will raffle it off for you proceeds to your society?
 
lf l come, which l really will try to. That's a really nice thought. They asked me to join the commitee last night with regard to raising awareness & raising money, so that'd be a good start. l'm doing another talk @ my old school in 2 weeks about my former career, and also having Parkinson's sadly it's just for the pupils as l'm sure you;d all like to hear me! By the way Maz, my Mum got a really good gel for artheritis fom the health place in the Arndale, l'll find out what it's called, it works like magic for her.
 
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