Blogs I love
Gosh what a morning I've had...that's absolutely the last time I do an oil change on the car. I don't know how the girls from the Pirelli calendar do it. They always make it look so easy in the photo.....
Step 1 Lacy underwear - to match the colour of your car, don't wear see through.... you don't want the whole street watching.
Step 2 Make up - a girl always likes to look her best, but not too much, that looks common.
Step 3 Heels - good for poking things out with.
Step 4 Your best car mechanic's face, so plenty of pouting and sultry glances at the car bonnet.
Step 5 Lots of tyres to sit on, for when Mr Spottiswood from next door brings you a cappuccino and a panini.
Step 6 A Spanner, for fixing things.
I think I'll stick to changing the head gasket, that was far more straight forward.
Here are some blogs I love..... huge exaggeration, but you know what I mean. No money has changed hands here, however if anyone would like to give me some money, then I will be happy do a post on how entertaining witty and original your blog is.
A Dress A Day
Does what it says on the tin. Features completely over the top vintage dresses, and posts written by enthusiastic dressmaker Erin. Occasional stories about the "Secret lives of dresses". This is what I wear if I ever have any photocopying to do, not in that hideous colour though.
The World, My Playground
Cheery Australian air hostess AG, travels the world. Regular posts from lots of interesting places, with delicious looking pictures of local cuisine. Actually I'm still feeling envious from her June posts....she went to the World Cup in Germany.
Mucho Danger
Funny anecdotes from Senor Tronosco's life. Including a guide to Flamenco music and why he likes Battenburg cake. Have fun trying to work out if he is Spanish or not, just don't ask him about tomatoes....
The Injured Cyclist
After a serious cycling accident in London, and lots of recovery time on his hands, Tom started his blog. Here he shares his ups and downs of the slow healing process. Fortunately with lots of help from St Thomas's Hospital and determination he is getting better. Interesting posts about a variety of things, including politics (Tory)...don't let that put you off and cycling in London
It's a Dog's Life!
Only just discovered this one..... But I've been looking for a good one about dogs, and here it is. Read all about the adventures of Murphy Oz and the grouchy but lovable Mr P..... Cute photos including trips to the beach. My Newfies Grizzle and Fluffy are already huge fans.
Actually there are a few others, but they will be featuring in my Christmas special, so don't feel left out. More posts coming soon, including the QPR game H'scopes for October and a weekend in Paris. Heather x
Step 1 Lacy underwear - to match the colour of your car, don't wear see through.... you don't want the whole street watching.
Step 2 Make up - a girl always likes to look her best, but not too much, that looks common.
Step 3 Heels - good for poking things out with.
Step 4 Your best car mechanic's face, so plenty of pouting and sultry glances at the car bonnet.
Step 5 Lots of tyres to sit on, for when Mr Spottiswood from next door brings you a cappuccino and a panini.
Step 6 A Spanner, for fixing things.
I think I'll stick to changing the head gasket, that was far more straight forward.
Here are some blogs I love..... huge exaggeration, but you know what I mean. No money has changed hands here, however if anyone would like to give me some money, then I will be happy do a post on how entertaining witty and original your blog is.
A Dress A Day
Does what it says on the tin. Features completely over the top vintage dresses, and posts written by enthusiastic dressmaker Erin. Occasional stories about the "Secret lives of dresses". This is what I wear if I ever have any photocopying to do, not in that hideous colour though.
The World, My Playground
Cheery Australian air hostess AG, travels the world. Regular posts from lots of interesting places, with delicious looking pictures of local cuisine. Actually I'm still feeling envious from her June posts....she went to the World Cup in Germany.
Mucho Danger
Funny anecdotes from Senor Tronosco's life. Including a guide to Flamenco music and why he likes Battenburg cake. Have fun trying to work out if he is Spanish or not, just don't ask him about tomatoes....
The Injured Cyclist
After a serious cycling accident in London, and lots of recovery time on his hands, Tom started his blog. Here he shares his ups and downs of the slow healing process. Fortunately with lots of help from St Thomas's Hospital and determination he is getting better. Interesting posts about a variety of things, including politics (Tory)...don't let that put you off and cycling in London
It's a Dog's Life!
Only just discovered this one..... But I've been looking for a good one about dogs, and here it is. Read all about the adventures of Murphy Oz and the grouchy but lovable Mr P..... Cute photos including trips to the beach. My Newfies Grizzle and Fluffy are already huge fans.
Actually there are a few others, but they will be featuring in my Christmas special, so don't feel left out. More posts coming soon, including the QPR game H'scopes for October and a weekend in Paris. Heather x
9 Comments:
At Sunday, September 17, 2006 7:30:00 pm, Anonymous said…
Oil, underwear, rubber and a spanner.
Are you on Cameron's A List?
At Sunday, September 17, 2006 8:27:00 pm, Anonymous said…
Nice to see theinjuredcyclist get a plug, I shall check out some of your other recommendations.
At Sunday, September 17, 2006 10:03:00 pm, SeƱor Tronosco said…
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The dinero is in the post together with half pound of tomatoes as requested.
At Monday, September 18, 2006 6:54:00 am, simon said…
If you start with a head gasket you are doing better than most qualified mechanics here in Aus.. :o)
At Monday, September 18, 2006 2:26:00 pm, Heather said…
anon - Sadly no, I'm a huge disappointment to my parents.
S T - Fantastic, I'll send you the box of mashed aubergine you asked for.
Simon - Hi Simon, thank you, having the right outfit really does help.
At Monday, September 18, 2006 10:01:00 pm, Anonymous said…
Hi Heather! My blog does get a bit food-absorbed at times! One of the best parts of travelling isn't it!? :)
I bet you looked a treat working on your car. ;)
At Tuesday, September 19, 2006 1:30:00 am, simon said…
:o) yep.
At Tuesday, September 19, 2006 3:04:00 pm, Anonymous said…
I enjoyed checking out these recommendations and have added My World, My Playground to my blogroll - nice to hear about her adventures with all the bad news we hear about daily.
At Wednesday, September 20, 2006 10:45:00 am, Heather said…
Adventure girl - hi, glad you liked it..Yes trying lots of different food is a great part of travelling everywhere. I noticed one of your posts was about Swiss fondue... I made that once with melted cheese and white wine..it was bloody lovely!
Ellee - great, I like the photos too.
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