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Who books a table for lunch at 12.00 on Mother's day?

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mrsruffallo · 12/03/2010 21:12

I am fuming. What about my lay in?

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CoupleofKooks · 14/03/2010 10:59

oh don't worry, it was a blinder this morning

it has glitter - AND - turquoise jewels on
the sparkly lady is looking straight at us in a smouldering fashion from under her chic little veil

i also got a hand drawn one with me smiling at a cormorant

and ds2 scribbled on a card, when asked in a pleased way "who drew this, ds2?" he answered "Dada"

SinginHinny · 14/03/2010 11:35

'smiling at a cormorant' . That's just brilliant. I got me in pink high heels

I'm so pleased you got the special card to add to the collection though. I am feeling slightly like I want a 'chic little veil' now.

I'm very happy now that I know you got your card .

CoupleofKooks · 14/03/2010 14:19

look i tried to find the exact card for you hinny as i knew you would appreciate it

there are 96 of the buggers! and ds will not rest until he has bought me every one

kickassangel · 14/03/2010 14:36

well, it's not mother's day here (US) so dd/dh won't bother. then when it IS mother's day, dh will say 'we're british, no point'.

actually, we both kind of feel that the big winners for mother/father day are the card/flower industry etc. also, don't want dd to feel compelled to buy us things every year when we don't know what we want, so both inclined to give it a big miss.

anyway - have the clocks changed in the UK?

sort of feel that we should skype the mothers, but don't know what time it is for you lot.

onepieceoflollipop · 14/03/2010 20:13

Clocks don't change until the last weekend in March iirc. They didn't change this w'end anyway.

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