Sunday, July 20, 2008

Monday - Monday

Aside

Yes I know it's Sunday but tomorrow I have an unscheduled dentist's appointment. It seems only yesterday that our Norfolk grand-daughter was an adventurous little spirit and had us both in the river at Tarr Steps with Granny Pat grimly clinging on to her. Now she is a law graduate. Her sister - the eldest grandchild is married and expecting our first (blood) great grand child in December. We already have a beautiful step-great grand-daughter and expect another - also in December.



Girl Talk
For some time I have been fairly incapacitated by a sore shoulder; I've even had to get MTL to do up my bra. When it spread to my upper back I gave it a lot of thought and think I have solved the problem. Recently whilst buying a bra I was measured and found that instead of 36C I was 34 D. Being emerald green when it comes to discarding anything remotely useful I just tightened the straps of my older bras. I now realise this was akin to putting my shoulder in a vice, and the relief now I've lowered the straps (and inevitably my bosom) is palpable. What an idiot!
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26 comments:

  1. how time flies!

    i too have been known to purchase a sale/pretty bra item using the if i'm a 32C then i can wear a 30D or 34B method of (faulty)reasoning when the right size has not been found ... oh dear i so hate waste

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  2. Ooh, maybe that was my problem! I recently bought some new bras, and discovered that I am bigger around than I thought. The new ones are ever so much more comfortable. From now on, I'll get measured so I know for sure what size to get.....LOL

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  3. OOOOOPS, Michele sent me this time.

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  4. Anonymous8:07 PM

    Congrats to the granddaughter! Barrister or Solicitor? (I'd choose Barrister, just to get one of those wigs.)

    BTW, I should've stopped reading when I saw "Girl Talk," but no. I had to finish the entire post. I shall take your word regarding anything that involves the words "bosoms" and "palpable."

    [Insert The Last Sentence of Your Post Here re: Me]

    Cheers, dear.

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  5. Being measured for a bra always gives a surprising result. I'm 34D too, though I used not to know it.

    Grandchildren do grow up fast. I suppose it'll happen with mine too and in a few years I'll wonder where the time's gone.

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  6. Mei: guess what. I still haven't worn the new one. But I will - I will!

    Judy: we do seem to make the same mistakes:)

    Randall: MTL thinks, almost certainly, solicitor.
    Ah Randall you shall be our honorary girl:)

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  7. Z; the owner of the shop - which is a welcome new addition to our local facilities - gave a talk to the TWG. She also stocks delectable undies. They were offered a discount and the local ladies are looking decidedly perkier.

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  8. Anonymous10:52 PM

    That's why I usually don't wear bras, it's just uncomfortable (easy to say with barely an a cup, I know).

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  9. Marjolein: it must give you an enormous feeling of freedom.

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  10. Congratulations on your grand-daughter's accomplishment and on your discovery... I guess both can be viewed as a relief!

    Michele sent me and I might add - I am long overdue.

    Mike

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  11. Mike: thanks and don't be a stranger. Love the new photo:)

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  12. LOL, LOL...Oh isn't that the limit! You know, we think these little things won't matter, but....Well, I'n glad you figured it out Pat....That saves going to The Chiro[ractor and/or the doctor!

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  13. I shall leave the girl talk to you girls!

    (Slightly intrigued as to HOW much lower?!)

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  14. John.g: well above the knees. Cheeky!

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  15. Anonymous8:32 PM

    thank heaven the cause of your pain has been discovered! I suspect I never wear the right size but as I am always 'going to lose weight' there never seems to be much point in shelling out on the best Rigby and Peller stuff (as if!)

    great grand daughter - gulp - that is serious generation upon generation

    belleek

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  16. Belleek: next time - just for interest - get measured. I'm the same about potential weight loss.

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  17. Naomi: Yes it was good news but I may have to lose a tooth. Drat!

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  18. Anonymous2:28 AM

    My respects, Madam

    Long live Grandmother ! Down with the bra ! Congratulations to the girls ...


    I come as a hair on the soup ?

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  19. Congrats on the impending and existing Great-Grandmotherhood.

    So I take it the bra wasn't burnt in the 60s then ;)

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  20. Crabtree: lovely to have you around again:)

    Kim: no - I never fell for any of that rubbish.

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  21. Anonymous11:09 PM

    Madam ,

    It is the happiness that to be able to read to you again

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  22. I think bra shopping for the right size is a science lol...I have recently lost alot of weight...and still trying to find the right bra for me. I have always been very well indowed..so having less up there has been a relief...although back pain when u have a few D's to deal with is a given...I danced with glee to have lost one whole D LOL

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  23. crabtee: a book at bedtime:)

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  24. Moon : it is surprising how much they can weigh and so easily cause posture and health problems. We should pay more attention.

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  25. Anonymous9:23 PM

    Congratulations to your granddaughter! And on all the growing bumps! what a happy year awaits!

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  26. Sam: yes it's time we had some little ones - they're all getting so old.

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