We are a long established Writers Circle based in Felixstowe, Suffolk. This Weblog will be about us, Writing, Writing Competitions, Writing in Felixstowe, life and generally what we are up to as a Group and individuals and what interests us. We are based in Felixstowe but our membership comes both from a wide area within Suffolk and we also have many 'online' members from around the UK, Europe and the US.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Please note our New! contact address is scribblers@btinternet.com .
Dave writes...
Attention of Margareta.
Please note I have received your email but my reply from scribblers@ntlworld.com - and the original email containing the report of the last meeting - bounced back as undelivered. Please check your blocked senders list to try and rectify.
Thanks.
Dave.
posted by Felixstowe Scribblers and Permanent Link created at 10/28/2005 09:26:00 am.
Break a leg! oops: Tony's Accident Part 3.Break a leg! oops: Tony's Accident Part 2.The Latest on Jack: 25.10.05.Break a leg! oops: Piece about Tony's accident in ...Missing masterpieces : an article about the great ...Andrew Motion & Libby Purves, Halesworth: Thursday...Felixstowe Scribblers: Report of Meeting 18th Octo...Quiz Night in aid fo Cancer Research UK: Sat 3rd D...The Felixstowe Thing: Chris Gosling has a new Weblog.Online Jotters: Writers Tennis Part Eight.
![[ Registered ]](http://www.diarist.net/registry/button.gif){kind=small}
7 Comments:
Will someone tell that newsreader, Ruth Dugdale to quit the over exuberent expressions, its so irritating. Stop the eye widening and scrunching, just relax, please, otherwise I find it a most informative programme. Keep up the good work, Felixstowe!
If you have a problem with 'newsreading' then I suggest you do one of two things - either direct your comments to Felixstowe TV - who are nothing to do with Felixstowe Scribblers - or just not bother to view THEIR site.
Thankyou
Thanks for the advice Dave!
I'm heartily grateful, yes, considerations indeed. I shall sit back, and reflect upon this, Dave.
Actually, I'm not the one who wrote the first piece, but I am in accord to their comment. The face is overdone, or underdone. She could use a bit of make-up, like on the tv, blusher, or something. The lighting isn't flattering to the lady's rather pinched complexion.
she could lose a few pounds, then she might look the part? I could read the news, I have a swan like neck and a gorgeous face. Orange hair is not a good look. Mine is raven, well black.
Where do I apply?
Yeah, she could do with losing a bit of weight
Get on the old treadmill, dear, works for me. I have a most protrusive trunk and thick, rugby neck, like yours, and so I tried massage, and am now considering liposuction. I feel for you dear, being on open display, do try to ignore the comments. People can be too critical and make barbed remarks. We're stuck with what we're born with, I'm afraid.
may i recommend the pumpkin diet for the lady newsreader, they're highly nutritious and tasty.
Theres also the straw diet, but its american and I have not the book anymore. You might find it on the web.
Hope thats helpful
Post a Comment
<< Home