david essex signed photo

[coddychops]

need one for my hairdresser
any ideas?

59p is better than six quid.
Not much of a tip though Coddy, isn't it 10% for hairdressers?

lol
yes well he charges 32 quid for a cut and dry a s it is
its his own salon and IMo if he wasnt more money he can charge directly!

no lovely voice!
and fr the reading I am having ( amongst others )
" runaway Bunny" byt he woman who wrote goodnight moon

I used to have one when I was 12, you could tell your hairdresser that maybe?

MI, I am sooooo* jealous. My first true love

shall I book you a trim?
need to check how my bidding is going

Oooh, please!

oh is lovely
iyts about a mum and boy bunny having a converstion about how her will runa way form her when he is big
and sh says how she will follow him
its really nice

"Great Children's Book
The Runaway Bunny Review: First published almost sixty years ago and never out of print since, this book is the heartwarming story of a young bunny that wishes to run away and the mother who loves him so much that she'll follow him to the ends of the Earth. Throughout the course of the book, the "runaway bunny" and his protective mother engage in a make-believe game of chase. It's a comforting tale of a mother's love for her child and the length in which she'll go to make sure that he stays out of harm's way.

This book was a joy to read. The storyline is simple enough to keep a young child's interest but thought provoking enough to inspire discussion afterwards. The book's illustrations are vivid enough to add meaning to the tale but simple enough not to draw attention away from the story. All in all, I can see why this story has remained so popular over the years. It has everything you could ever want in a book aimed at preschool and kindergarten age children.

A heartwarming, beautifully "

Margaret Wise Brown wrote that book Coddy. I feel a lump in my throat already.

pmsl!

Ooo, nice name coddy!

ks, did you see that dire Caroline Quentin thing last week about Sound of Music? Tell me you're not like that.....

I knew really . Can see your point about funerals....

Oh MI - really? you've met/been near David Essex? I am really jealous too!

I have been going to see David Essex every year for about the last 20 years and first saw him in 1974 when I was 14! He is brilliant and its a great laugh. This thread has reminded me to check his London dates as he's usually here in the autumn, often Albert Hall. Grrrrr I thought I signed up for newsletters from his website but haven't had anything.
This is not a joke or substitute for a bad taste poem.

Maybe we should have a Mumsnetter meet-up to go to a DE concert! Think he'd be flattered?

I remember seeing a headline when I was in my twenties about his (alleged) penchant for schoolgirls and thinking bugger, if only I'd known.....

He has a lovely twinkle.

Oh eff! Forgot that he isn't touring this autumn but appearing in some musical play called Boogie Nights that is going the rounds all over the country. I was thinking of going to it when its at Wimbledon theatre with my lovely sis but that's not until Feb! A concert would have been fab, boo hoo!

Marthamoo, have you seen David Essex's Twinkle??????????

can someone tell me if I ma winning the ebay thing?

well, there is only one bidder still at 59p, so I guess that must be you coddy

ta
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