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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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- A BIT OF COLOUR
- A BIT OF COLOUR
- NOT THAT IM WORRIED
- FAME AT LAST
- OUT TO LUNCH
- ALL CHANGE
- THAT TIME OF YEAR
- OUR SOCIAL LIFE
- Definition of love
- ;LOVE IS...
- THIS AND THAT
- THE WRECK BY FREDERICK EDWIN CHURCH
- PAT - NOT A DOMESTIC GODDESS
- NOT A DOMESTIC GODES
- TWO QUIET AMERICANS
- Shilpa - grace and beauty
- 14th January 2007
- THE PLAYS THE THING
- 'Before the Party' P on bed
- HELPFUL INFO
- BETTER LATE
- TV PROGRAMME TO WATC
- GERRY ROBINSON
- DAY OUT IN CARDIFF
- ST DAVID'S HALL BY CHARLES AND PATRICIA AITHIE
- CARDIFF CASTLE
- THE PRINCE AND SNOW WHITE
- SNOW WHITE AND SOME OF THE ELVES
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- January 5th
- P with model friend - not MTL
- MARRIED LIFE
- THE GREAT DROBNY
- Blogger previews are RUBBISH!
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2 comments:
Great pics; the castle is lovely - so fairy-tale(ish). Don't dancers always have the best glutes!? We saw Barishnakov here 12-15 years ago, and we sat on the front row of the outdoor venue. It wasn't the best place from which to see the choreography - but it sure was great to see the dancer's legs and butts, which were excellent!
Judy: glad to see we both appreciate the finer points of the ballet. I see your Barishnokov and give you Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn at the Lincoln Theatre in New York - 1970 I think. The odd thing was Margot was years older but she appeared to be a young girl - younger than him even. Then we saw her husband in the foyer in a wheel chair.
I was visiting my sister and grumbled that the beautiful chandeliers spoilt ny view but just before curtain up the chandeliers rose up to the ceiling!
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