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10/07/2009

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Heidi, Thank you very much for comment on bandon books.You and your family look very well in todays times .Regards Gerry fitzgerald

What a great idea. Those hooks are very pretty

thanks, I think so too. The room is looking much better now with the paper mountain gone. A lot done, more to do but no expense account!

Thanks Gerry, nice to have decent photo of the 4 of us. Delighted to plug Bandon Books, hope loads of people buy their Christmas presents from you. Do you have Donal Skehan's cook book in yet?

Hi Heidi,, Yes indeed I do have the Donal Skehan cook book Will I hold it for you ??
Regards Gerry

I'm putting it on my Christmas wish List. I'll tell himself where it is - if you wouldn't mind holding it!

Genius idea. Any solutions for hanging/displaying necklaces? I'm at at a loss and currently hanging them all on the bathroom door knob which means they are not individually visible so I dont end up wearing them!

Hi Whatshewears, I haven't actually got around to this but those self adhesive plastic hooks on the inside of a wardrobe door should work well.
Necklaces won't catch dust inside a press so easily and a wardrobe door would provide enough space to have a hook for each necklace or two.
Just make sure the hooks aren't in a place on the door that meets a shelf when the wardrobe closes or it won't close or the hook will break against the shelf.
Those hooks should be easily got in a DIY store or even the supermarket.
If it works let me know, send a photo and I'll post it!

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