The Random Thread

[debih]

I haven't been to a "proper" hairdressers for years.

My mum and I use a mobile hairdresser. We have used him for years - since he was at the salon, before he went mobile. He did my wedding hair, 19 years ago.

I rarely have it blow dried, unless I am having a complete restyle. I just wash it when he arrives and he cuts it. Costs me £5.

He used to do the girls hair too but as he now comes on a Thursday afternoon, once every six weeks, it is rare that they are there.

We have a new little salon opened up in the village and I have booked both girls in there for 21 December. It will be nice for them to get it done properly - usually it has been me giving it a trim unless mine and mums appointment with Mark falls during the school holidays.

[JoM]

I always just have a dry cut, I'm usually there for around 10 minutes
Thinking about it, my cut costs £10 so that equates to £1 a minute.

I might start charging John and the boys

[JoM]

Joe....the boy who is obsessed with X Box war games has spent the morning watching Wall-E and now Alice In Wonderland (the Tim Burton version). Yesterday we watched Elf and Bolt.
Bless him.

[saundra]

i go every 6 weeks to get mine cut
i have a dry cut it s 9.00 plus i give her 1.00 tip
i colour my own hair every so often

[buster]

Just been out for lunch at wetherspoons , stopped off at M and S on the way home.
Di had a parcel to pick up and i had to collect my winnings from pass the parcel.
She goes off and starts eating the free biscuits and i queue up at the customer service counter.
Just get to the front when Di appears and pushes in front of me
Sooooo i eventually get my bubbly chocolate santa , this big it is
She gets her parcel and we head home.

just walked in the door , she takes the parcel out and cries "this aint mine" turns around and drives back down there.

That'll teach her to push in

[Diflower]

That'll teach her to push in

A real pass the parcel it was
Same name, different initial

So anyway *shoves Buster off the pc and back in front of the snooker where he belongs* Bb had no work in the end so we had a lovely walk right down to the quay. The floodgates were shut but it looked as though the water had stopped right at them.
Then it was as he said...

[saundra]

glad you enjoyed your walk and got your mparcel in the end
iv decorated the xmas tree after looking at the decorations sat on the settee for 3 days
one set of lights dont work
i swear if i was mary poppins
and clicked my fingers the decorations would know were to sit on the tree
cos its the same every year

[Kaz]

Oh I do love a good ringside seat for a domestic ding-dong *Draws up a chair, and opens a packet of popcorn*

Buster you woz warned about the choccy Santa

[Kaz]

Saundra, I bet it looks lovely!!!

[Lozzles]

:lol: Oh I do love a good ringside seat for a domestic ding-dong *Draws up a chair, and opens a packet of popcorn*