Discarded items so far: half a bag of cement, a quarter bottle of turpentine, half a roll of duct tape, Brünnhilde's swollen tonsils, Monsieur Planck's used PPE, some Morris Dancers' baubles and 35 empty bottles of Demoiselle. Brogan ponders whether she can make a pink puff-sleeved dress from these items in 90 minutes.
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It could indeed be an evening activity. (Racks brain to think of what can be made out of 35 bottles of Demoiselle 
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Leave his hat on …..where?
I knew I shouldn’t have pinned it on when I was trying it for size 
Are we parked up (nautical term) then? ?
I thought we must be sailing as I distinctly felt the earth (or water) move in the night.
Inspired by the Great British Sewing Abeille ? , I’ve been fashioning a Liberté print posing pouch for Colin for tonight. Took ages to get the measurements and I had to keep checking the fit.
A hard job but somebody had to do it.
Bonjour mes amies. Je prends le petit déjeuner sur la terrasse à côté de la piscine.
Just a reminder that this evening we shall be painting in the garden with Colin Firth. A rush is expected. As some of you may have experienced, when Brünnhilde rushes, a draught usually follows. Vests are recommended.
Or a bronze and emerald green silk dress as worn by Gabrielle Emilie de Breteuil (1706-41) Marquise of Chatelet-Lorraine. French mathematician, physicist, and author during the Age of Enlightenment.
Painted by Maurice Quentin de la Tour.
I note the legs are delicately crossed to avoid offending any sensitivities.
(However, that can be sorted out)
Welcome Callistemon !
You’ll need stamina for this cruise , a strong head for the vin and a strong stomach for Thelma McFuttock’s cooking but the cabarets are good.
Certain activities are however discouraged as you will no doubt become aware.
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