Things Can Change in a Minute

I had a lovely weekend fashioning and finalising some Spring frippery.

Anticipating that today, even though I was on-leave, I would

pop into to the chalkface to finish an important deadline.

Then start packing for a Paris departure in three days' time.

I'd even had a chance to visit Galeries Layfette online and pick out a pair of

70 Euro shoes!

 

 

 Suddenly, I was rudely interrupted by Mr Fascinata while photographing frippery

my Passport had expired!

Good grief.

Looks like those spambots got it wrong, I am not the

most amazing and clever person in the world.

But, thank you, anyway.

 I had to hot-foot into the City to do the renewal.

Fraught with worry that I'd end up waiting hours for

an appointment.

When I'd left the chalkface's job 'til the eleventh hour.

 I had to recall the secrets of The Secret and use psychic will

to jettison myself to the top of the queue in the Post Office for

the new photographs.

 And the same at the Passport Office.

The Secret worked a treat and the emergency Passport is now waiting for collection.

And my request was done over the enquiries counter.

I am still amazed and very grateful.

Have you ever used The Secret and its frippery?

Cartier was friendly the other night.

They showcased the Nouvelle Vague jewellery range.

The range is based on the film movement. About rebellion and the like.

Hence the up-side-down Paris icons.

 Red, white and blue flag fleurs.

 The Surfers Paradise skyline.

 The event was 5 Star +, but frankly I was disappointed with the drinks arrangement.

The trolley looked pillaged from the outset.

 There's lots of packaging here, but don't panic, I didn't practise The

Secret on Mr Fascinata; that bag only contains a pair of sunglasses.

Very nice all the same.

 

What we spent on sunglasses, we saved on dinner, by buying the

last three pieces of ham and pineapple pizza in Surfers Paradise.

 

I might not see you until I am Paris.

So, stay happy and use The Secret.