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I like Colin at Vidal Sassoon in Princes Square, started going there a few months ago. It's about 50 notes but it's such a good cut that it takes me hardly any time to do it in the morning and always sits nice!

For a wedding at Glenskirlie we wrapped up a box of wine (take out the wee spout bit first before you wrap it) and put the box in a gift bag with a wee hole cut out of it big enough for the spout to peep through (sellotape the cut-out bit back onto the bag then you can just untape it later), it was amazing!!


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QSAK wrote:

Still recommend Croatia if anyone fances something different. Beautiful country, food, sea, loads of island and sunset bars, boat trips etc

Ssshhhhh stop telling people ;)

Oh yeah, I forgot about Vosene, just the regular kind, that has proper lifted off permanent hairdye from my hair so it would do the job with a toner.

QSAK wrote:

Have some guy help. He won't notice.

Yep, what he said. It'll fade back out again, but if you really don't like it then maybe this? http://www.boots.com/en/Undo-home-hair-colo
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Rhodes' old town is v.g. for steering clear of idiot Brits, a few yanks but it was mostly young Greeks we met while we were out there, who shamed me and the boy G, both tipsy on our beer n cocktails, and they were most dignified with their accompanying water or coffees with their booze.

Spade wrote:

Considering going to Beirut once it's handed in... anyone been before? I read an article on it and met a girl who'd been before and said it was cool.

I saw a great film called "Caramel" set in Beirut, I think it changed a lot of people's (including my own) ideas on what Lebanon is like, apparently the nightlife is great and Henry Rollins said the people are lovely. He's a maddie but I trust his judgement.

Amereeecaaa. First time I've been so v excited. 6 nights in New York, three in Boston, five in Cape Cod then a final night in New York before hometime. Saving up for it has been a bastart though.

Congratulations!

Papa Lazarou wrote:

???Not even Brian Cox or Stephen Hawking would be able to understand that???

Awww I love Brian Cox.

I got it though. I must be pure clever.

Zorro wrote:

I stayed in Beacon hill in Boston for 3 months a couple of years ago, it's a brilliant place to stay. There is a brilliant little restaurant called Paramount (the food is lovely)on Charles St, beacon hill. Go for a drink or lunch in the Pru tower, just for the view alone. It's on the 52nd floor and you can see right over the Hudson. Provincetown in cape cod, amazing village :) Really quirky little place with a litle beach and loads of ridiculously named gay shops. I went into a hotel bar here and the receptionist was a 70 year old man in a pair of suspenders and a corset with 6" heels! It was so funny. We took the boat there and the catamaran back, it was so fast on the way back that i couldn't stand up without being blown down. New York is just amazing! I stayed in the Radisson on Lexington Avenue and it was really brilliant for everywhere, i walked to most places. there is so much to do here that it's really a personal choice thing and how much time you have.

ooh good tips! We're staying in a motel-resort type place not far from Provincetown, called Top Mast. Have downplayed the gay-lesbian scene to the boy G, oh how I'd laugh if we came across the elderly tranny! Really looking forward to Boston, I have my eye on an apartment inbetween Beacon Hill and Back Bay area. Saving like a wee demon so we can live like Grom for a fortnight (or like kings, at the very least)

Gaun yersels :)

laura-lu wrote:

Top of the Rock, The village, Union Square, Central Park... I really fancy Boston and the surrounding area too.

I'm looking forward to Boston n Cape Cod just as much as I am to New York actually, we're going to get a train from New York to Boston, then after a few days there we're getting a catamaran from Boston to Provincetown in Cape Cod, so it's a mixture of city break n beach holibag we're having. Been ridiculously excited ever since booking our flights!

Spade wrote:

So, about 70 days since anyone posted anything? What're you all listening to just now? Think i've watched this version of Excuses by The Morning Benders (unfortunate name) everyday now for the past 10 days or so... great piece of music. really nice http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jgmgE-QDzA

That one is really lovely actually.

Enigma wrote:

In Boston go and take a wander around Harvard and MIT, Cambridge is a great place for a night out too with all the students!

Yeah we're definitely going to do that! I was looking at accommodation in the Back Bay area, dya think Cambridge would be better then, closer to the good nightlife?

Going to New York for 6 nights, Boston for 3, Cape Cod for 5 then back to New York for a night before we fly home. Any must-sees/dos/eats/drinks you can recommend?

Bought it today, proceeds from the Rage single are going to Shelter (plus people are being encouraged to donate directly to Shelter as well as buying the single) and I've always loved the track anyway, good enough for me.


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Brilliant news! Well done!