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My Birthday!

Yes, I recently turned another year older.

It was fun though. I love birthdays. Just a great excuse for get togethers and doing something a bit special or out of the ordinary.

Mr Big was wonderful. He brought me breakfast in bed before he went to work and also set me off on a treasure hunt of sorts to find my actual present.

It was very sweet. He put a clue in several little cards, each relating to the next, so I had to work them out as I went in order to find where my pressie was hidden.

And my actual pressie was fab. I'm getting my colours done! Yippee! I've wanted that for about 2 years (essentially since being a mad-busy Mum, I no longer have time to 'browse' or even try on clothes in the shop, so if I at least know that colours suit me at a glance, I can run around Primark & 'grab shop' and have a hope in hell of actually picking up something that suits me when I get it home!

That's the theory anyway.

Either way, it can't get much worse than what I was wearing on the picture Mr Big lovingly put on my birthday card for all to see. It's on here. Not least because it was pre-baby and that overwhelms the embarrassment factor!

WM x

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  1. The Hillwins17 May 2012 at 20:59

    Happy Birthday lady!! Hope you had a super day. Gosh....shazam in your smalls....I recommend putting that on your business website, increased custom guaranteed! lots of love, L&A xx

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