No, no: it's all good.

Yep. As I admitted elsewhere: I didn't let the whole thing wash over me; I fast-fowarded here and there. Thanks. :)

I'll admit: I clicked through so I didn't hear everything she said (oops).

Oops. That's me told. :(

There was nothing wrong with her — other than dodgy lip filler work from before (I'm guessing ...) — so the nip/tuck job was unnecessary to my mind.

You saw it too? I *thought* that she'd had some lip filler work pre-Dr Shhhhh getting his scalpel on! But I didn't want to make the assumption based just on this clip.

Within a century, everyone will wear duck face. And not just for pouty Snapchat pix. You heard it here first, sadly.

This morning, actually. Sorry. Been up since 4am. Loads of work on and I couldn't sleep.

Oh great. Golf clap. THERE WAS NOTHING WRONG WITH HER ORIGINAL FACE!

It'd rhyme better if you said 'cacks his dacks!' Ha ha ...

No, no: George does a poo in his nappy. :)

Poor little bugger. Looks like he's officially a ginge.

Had to be done ...

It shouldn't be remarkable, but dads who encourage their daughters in this way- to be strong, competitive, and and good sports- are awesome.

Soldering is the BEST! I did that with my dad too! Ha ha! Sorry, you've just brought back a wealth of great memories for me. He also showed me SO much about cars and their innards: I am eternally grateful for that too.

You're a LOT better informed than I! Thanks for the background. To me though: she's just some actress who was flavour of the month and then ... wasn't. And while what you say obviously has credence, I suspect that it's highly unlikely that this is what caused the media to turn on her so violently. I'm guessing, anyway…

I've said it before: I'll say it again. My God, am I glad I didn't grow up during a time when writing shit on kids' outfits was a 'thing'.

Oh, that's actually quite sweet! But seriously: you're of an age now when you can wear whatever the hell colour you want and it's your decision. It's the fact that — as you point ut too — the pink sparkles are so pushed onto little girls — and teens too — (with few alternatives) that makes my blood boil.

Well, when I was a tot, slogans on onesies/tee-shirts/etc just weren't a thing at all. I mean, they Had The Technology, but one was more likely to get stuff with pictures thereon, not statements, and mostly cartoon characters (Daffy Duck etc, not Disney princesses, I hasten to add).

Send it. It's the right thing to do. Sending you — and your friend ... and especially the budding two-year-old — all the hugs. x