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"I ordered a StyleBook from your website for one of my best friends. The album was for her to remember her hen do. We presented it to her at her wedding and she cried..." - customer testimonial on PhotoBox web site.
So would I if I was reminded of being horribly drunk on lurid cocktails and watching male strippers with lots of shrieking friends.
Some people have an odd idea of what makes a good memory...
 | loiswakeman [Member] http://lois.co.uk 26/03/08 @ 13:01 |
... and others think it must have been good if they can't remember anything.
Hubby and I had a joint stag and hen do with all our friends - which I can remember. It had beer and jollity as the main ingredients!
My best friend's hen party consisted of an evening in with her mother, grandmothers, mother-in-law to be, sister-in-law, and sisters-in-law to be (the youngest aged 9). Around 10 we were joined by the equivalent male party who had been to the pub (including the 14 year old), and we all finished the evening drinking Ovaltine, Milo or Horlicks. It was really nice, and I remember it well. So does the bride.
 | Usksider pro http://www.usksider.co.uk 26/03/08 @ 18:36 |
You're right Lois. There are those among us who seem the think enjoyment can only be had when completely legless...
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26/03/08 @ 12:46