20.3.07

Glitter Sister Day.

Thank you so much for the many e-mails I have received letting me know of the problem with the comments facility,Please see here for the full report on yesterday's wonderful day! The photographs are particularly big so you can really see how lovely we all are! LOL!

10 comments:

Argument Cottage said...

looks like a great day was had by all, although the salad looked great I would not have been able to resist the beef wellington and chips to die for.................what a fantastic group of glitter sisters you are! love from maria

RUTH said...

Oh no those food plates look even bigger now on your link!!! That means I feel even more hungry!!!

Fizzy said...

looks like you had a wonderful time

Libbys Blog said...

I am so glad you obviously had a wonderful time! All the meals looked gorgeous!!

Sheila said...

You all look like you are having a great time.
The food looks fabulous...
will this be an annual event...?
;o)

Anonymous said...

I am sure you all had a grand time. At least it looks that way by the pics.

Anonymous said...

Great fun - lovely to hear your news.

Gill said...

Oh wow!!!! What fun....wish I could have been there!
I am glad the first international Glitter meeting went off without a hitch!
xo

Petunia's Gardener said...

I must say that I had to stop by yesterday to get a report on this meeting. I haven't had a chance to visit around the blogs these last few days, but had to see how you celebrated. A great day (& food) you had! How wonderful!

Mahala said...

Hi,
I think it's so fun that you all got together. My brother has lived in Scotland for about ten years and I've still never been there!
You commented on my "baby chunky" book. It's not really chunky like the crow book will be or the one I got off of Ebay (it was a money raiser for a wolf society), but it has embellishments that make it hard to close! Many books for toddlers and babes are made 3x3 or 4x4 thick cardboard and are for their little hands and they are called chunky books, so that's why I call them chunky.