Yesterday a young lad described me as a glamorous older woman. 'But indy glamorous not traditional glamorous.'
I think that's good; I'll go with that. Let's face it: glamorous isn't a word that is usually applied to me. Scruffy, comfortable, wind-blown, tired, they're more me.
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Definitely take it... I take any positive comment I get.
Indy Glamorous - sounds high praise indeed.
I like the sound of Indy Glamorous - maybe I should try for that! "Scruffy, comfortable, wind-blown, tired" sounds more like me, too, most of the time.
Fancy getting a lovely compliment like that from a young lad - you can be sure it was meant, too.
Oh, I'd be very happy to be described like that! Good for you! ;)
What a lovely compliment :-)
"Scruffy, comfortable, wind-blown, tired," Thats me too!!
indy Glamorous - what a lovley compliment :0)
What actually dues "indie" mean? I see in the Radio Times under the film listings the title "indie".
I like to think so, furtheron!
i hope so, dragonstar.
Yes, that's why i casually drop it into my blog post, jay. To make out I'm not affected by it when really I'm delighted and want to show off!
It was, cherrypie.
Me too most of the time, amanda. You should see me now in my 'home working' clothes!
I think it means independent, lindsay. So indy music doesn't come from a big record company. (I think!)
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