Last year I went on a London ghost tour, but this year I want to do something different, my boyfriends not interested in Halloween one bit, he'd rather turn all the lights off and pretend nobody's home, so the trick and treaters avoid knocking.
I was thinking of having a fire-pit party but then I thought that would be better for Bonfire night and then I thought maybe combine the both. I spoke to my friend who I went on the tour with last year and she thinks I ought to do the party. However I have no idea what the weather is going to be at the moment it's still sunny, bit chilly in the mornings but by the end of the month who knows.
I'm going to have chat with some of my other mates and see what we all come up with; I'll let you know soon.
Friday, 2 October 2009
What to do for Halloween?
Labels: bonfire night, fire-pit, ghost, halloween, London, party
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Tuesday, 3 March 2009
Makeover Time
Ever had one of those days where you look in the mirror and think, 'whose that?’ Well, it happened to me, I needed a makeover.
The lucky thing was I was given a gift voucher for a makeover by parents, (they had obviously noticed my deterioration) at Christmas. Thankfully it was still valid, so I grabbed the opportunity and booked with the London studio that was going to make me into a diva.
The day arrived and I must admit I did feel slightly nervous, as I was going by myself, only because I wanted to surprise everyone with my new look. I need not of worried; I was treated like a princess from the moment I walked in. I chatted with the makeover team and we discussed what they were going to do and if I was happy with it.
Then it struck me, I was going to be in a photo shoot, as I'm normally camera shy, I did feel a little uneasy, however, any fear I had was allayed as they were fantastic, I was made to feel very comfortable and the makeover was fabulous I never knew I could look like that. Plus, I now know some beauty tricks and I also know what colours suit me. I can look good whenever I want to now.
The photo's were great, I did not realise it was me at first, but they do an amazing job, I opted to buy more photo's as I was so chuffed, well I had developed a little vainness, but hey, it's all about the confidence.
Tuesday, 6 January 2009
Strange Thing
Just a quick post but an unusual experience happened to me today, you might remember I went on the ghost tour in London (Halloween), well, I was about to go into the post office and this woman came up to me out of the blue and say's 'you were touched by a ghost too'.
I thought she was, well how can I put it, not functioning properly but then she said 'I can tell these things'. Spooky or what, actually she may say that to every person outside the post office, who knows, but it sent shivers right through me.
Labels: experience, halloween, London, spooky, unusual
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Sunday, 4 January 2009
New Years Eve - Yay
Fantastic, absolutely brilliant, went to London with a group of friends, along with thousands of other revellers who happened to be there, it was like one big party.
Firstly, I'd like to point out, I'm not a dancer and this part is mainly to my mates and anyone else who knows me, sorry for the flailing arms and dodgy footwork.Well, a few drinks into the evening and some embarrassing dance moves later, we left the pub/club early because it was more awful than my dance moves. We had tickets for the Hard Rock Cafe so we walked or rather disguised our swaggering bodies over to the event.
Let's just say it was one of my best New Year's Eve ever, I'd like to post a photo, it's so funny, but I can't as then all those people I accidentally hit with my flailing arms would probably sue me for damages.
Labels: dance, London, new years eve, party, photo
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Saturday, 1 November 2008
Halloween Again
I had great fun, I went with my friend on the London ghost tour, I didn't get to see a ghost, though. Never mind, I can't have everything. Although saying that, a few people said they could sense something, oh and when some women screamed, I nearly jumped out of my skin. Apparently, she felt someone or something touch her on the shoulder, I thought she may have been too highly strung and her nerves got the better of her. Although, I found out it's quite common for people to experience physical feelings.
I never got around to dressing my dog up as a vampire, but to be honest I don't think she realised it was Halloween, she was just happy to have some doggy chocolate drops.