| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale 18:21 - Dec 6 with 2670 views | Ansty |
Obvs both just getting wrinkly, but who is your personal fave?
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| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 18:35 - Dec 6 with 2620 views | blueislander |
Sophie Rayworth and Fiona Bruce for me. | | | |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 18:36 - Dec 6 with 2618 views | Keno |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 18:35 - Dec 6 by blueislander |
Sophie Rayworth and Fiona Bruce for me. |
Penny Smith obviously |  |
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| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 18:40 - Dec 6 with 2601 views | Kieran_Knows |
Julie Etchingham’s brother taught me English Literature at school.
Pointless fact of the day. [Post edited 6 Dec 2023 18:41]
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| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 18:53 - Dec 6 with 2567 views | factual_blue |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 18:35 - Dec 6 by blueislander |
Sophie Rayworth and Fiona Bruce for me. |
You left a few words out. The words 'have restraining orders in place' should be between 'Bruce' and 'me' |  |
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| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 18:55 - Dec 6 with 2563 views | Bluespeed225 |
Both would still be a good night out. | | | |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 20:22 - Dec 6 with 2481 views | essexpaul64 |
My personal favourite newsreader is Lucrezia Millarini as i lived near her when i lived in same area in london |  | | |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 20:45 - Dec 6 with 2450 views | factual_blue |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 18:55 - Dec 6 by Bluespeed225 |
Both would still be a good night out. |
You'll never find out. | |
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| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 20:55 - Dec 6 with 2439 views | DJR |
Nearly 20 years ago, I attended an awards ceremony by the Plain English Campaign where a Bill I had drafted received an award.
Harriet Harman (the minister responsible for the Bill) was there, and Mary Ann Nightingale (as I think she was known then) presented the awards.
I ended up on the table with them both, as it was the table nearest the stage, and had an enjoyable evening in their company. |  | | |
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| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 21:31 - Dec 6 with 2393 views | jontysnut |
Anna Ford |  | | |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 22:26 - Dec 6 with 2319 views | BloomBlue |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 20:55 - Dec 6 by DJR |
Nearly 20 years ago, I attended an awards ceremony by the Plain English Campaign where a Bill I had drafted received an award.
Harriet Harman (the minister responsible for the Bill) was there, and Mary Ann Nightingale (as I think she was known then) presented the awards.
I ended up on the table with them both, as it was the table nearest the stage, and had an enjoyable evening in their company. |
You ended up on the table with both Harriet Harman and Mary Ann Nightingale, bit greedy wasn't it? I bet people sat around the table weren't happy, you on the table giving Harriet desset while they were only eating starters. Surprised it wasn't on the front page of the Daily Star.
Unless I've misunderstood what you wrote. Have you thought about writing in plain English? |  | | |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 22:47 - Dec 6 with 2283 views | factual_blue |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 20:55 - Dec 6 by DJR |
Nearly 20 years ago, I attended an awards ceremony by the Plain English Campaign where a Bill I had drafted received an award.
Harriet Harman (the minister responsible for the Bill) was there, and Mary Ann Nightingale (as I think she was known then) presented the awards.
I ended up on the table with them both, as it was the table nearest the stage, and had an enjoyable evening in their company. |
Errr...when you say 'on the table'...... | |
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| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 09:08 - Dec 7 with 2115 views | DJR |
| Julie Etchingham or Mary nightingale on 22:26 - Dec 6 by BloomBlue |
You ended up on the table with both Harriet Harman and Mary Ann Nightingale, bit greedy wasn't it? I bet people sat around the table weren't happy, you on the table giving Harriet desset while they were only eating starters. Surprised it wasn't on the front page of the Daily Star.
Unless I've misunderstood what you wrote. Have you thought about writing in plain English? |
Touche, but context is everything. | | | |
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