How time flies!
I can hardly believe a week has passed since I last blogged. Not because anything special has happened, but perhaps because it’s been a lovely, normal week; walking, golf, a little writing, lunch with a friend, a new skirt/culottes for choir – must tell you about that.
We have to wear long black skirts for choir concerts (there was one last night. Concert, that is, not skirt. There were several of them.) I bought mine off Ebay when I joined the choir last year, but as I’ve lost a little weight since then (did I slip that in subtly?) it no longer fits.
I was in Norwich on Wednesday for a hairdo, and had half an hour to while away, since the council in their wisdom have changed all the bus times. So I wandered in and out of shops – as you do – and meandered into Dorothy Perkins just for something to do. But there on the rail were long black culottes, all floaty and silky and with very tiny pleats. Just in, according to the assistant, and perfect for choir instead of the long skirt, so naturally I had to buy a pair.
Went down well with the other ladies at the concert. There might be a mass charge towards Dorothy Perkins. Perhaps I should have shares.
January 16th, 2013 at 9:10 pm
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