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This spring I shall be mostly wearing....


A short baby doll dress, complete with black footless leggings and gold ballet slippers so that I look just like the trendy shopgirls in 'ed' and The Dulwich Trader.


(White van man beware - from behind I will look gorgeously twenty-something, but from the front like an even more raddled Janice Dickinson!)



spymum


(Blog: Posh Mum)

C'mon, it's a miracle that Keith Riohards is still ALIVE! After what he's put his body through, I don't think he's in bad shape at all. Compare and contrast with Elvis' final days...

BTW, did you know that apparently Keith Richards changes his blood every year - kind of like a car getting an oil change. Spooky, no?

And one more on the subject of raddled, I think Iggy Pop has weathered exceptionally well - I'm sure there are some women who wouldn't mind him jumping out from a dark alley (admittedly more likely in Camden than ED though)!

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