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Hello everyone, its perhaps time now to update this information for you, having been posting on this site for some time now.
When I first started posting on here, that was following the advise of a very close friend, I was really unsure about posting, I am lacking in self confidence and quite insular in myself, but after going through some fairly major trauma's in my life, my friend suggested posting a few discreet photo's might help to re-build my shattered self confidence and although I was rather reluctant to begin with, I agreed to try it.
Well nearly four years later, I am still astounded at the response to my pictures and how it has changed my life!! I do have my own PC now I have also become quite computer literate, and I now spend most my time on here, chatting away to all my many new 'internet' friends from all over the world and my self confidence has grown enormously (as you will be able to tell from the way my photo's have developed...)!!I still dont intend to ever go topless, sorry!! That isnt really my vibe and anyway, that would be, sort of, be the end of 'Bragirl' in a way. But I do hope to be posting for some time to come yet!!.
I guess thats about it really, thanks to my friend for opening the door to this new world for me, but also many many many thanks to everyone who votes or posts such lovely comments on my photo's or takes the time to send me a pm or read my ramblings in my blogs and then still want to talk to me...You know who you all are! A big thank you to you all, for helping me to change my life around, BIG HUG and take care x:)x
"lol. Yes, that does look familiar. hahahaah. You nutter butter!"- tight_wet_lips
Thursday, July 17, 2014, 8:42:19 AM- Thoughts..
I have to start with the Tour De France and watching them thunder by and live! Well an estimated two and a half million people went into Yorkshire to watch the two stages held there and I reckon at least a million of them where trying to get onto the already full to capacity train we were on on Sunday. The first one of the day at 9am to York from the north west. Northern rail who operate in the north west, they failed miserably to provide adequate train transport to thousands of people, who simply didnt make it to the race on time despite buying tickets. They stuck to their one train every hour from Blackpool to York simply adding two extra carriages. They were totally and utterly overwhelmed, despite knowing about this since October last year. I feel so sorry for those who didnt make it.
We headed to Hebden Bridge- Rich 'pretend hippy' central [url]http://www.hebdenbridge.co.uk/[/url] We found a great spot, just before they made the climb to Calder Vale. the atmosphere was electric as we all waited for the peloton to pass us. we did manage to see the 'caravan' the publicity and sponsors. To be frank I was horrified at who the sponsors were. Nothing healthy at all, there was Mccain oven or fry chips!! Haribo sweets and fruit shoot drinks (low in sugar but contain sweeteners)!! Bic razors and of course Skoda cars. After we had watched the peloton thunder down the road past us, we headed into town. I have never seen so many people in Hebden Bridge it was really really crammed, in fact I really struggled to find somewhere to skin up and I headed to a wooded area in the park where the big screen was showing the race I spotted, where it would seem all the local kids go to smoke too, as a group of three joined us and informed us!! We talked to many people who had overcome the trains fiasco to get to see the race no matter what (all the major roads into Hebden bridge where blocked from 6am you see)So many happy people to have made it to this once in a lifetime opportunity. I wont forget the experience in a hurry thats for sure.
I have to briefly mention the race so far, wow its incredible, the wet roads on the first stages in France caused two big names to abandon including the mountain master, Contador. With our man Cavendish crashing out on stage one sadly My money was on Contador to win overall. Yesterdays stage, well my heart went out to an American rider called Andrew Talanski, he was the true hero yesterday, he dropped down well behind the leading pack very early on, through injury and he almost gave up too getting off his bike at one point. He was so upset, you could see he was crying. But he got right back on his bike and to come in finally, just within the cut off time of 35minutes after the main racers, that must give him so hope to continue today. My best wishes to that chap, what a performance he gave of true grit and determination to finish that stage. There is also a chap from Lancashire, from Bury which is not far from me, he's called Simon Yates and doing rather well considering he had just five days notice he was in the team to go!!! Mind you, Bradley Wiggins only lives five miles away from me too, only the best in Lancashire hey??
I tend to go to ground during the three weeks of racing, so forgive the ignorance, things are not too bad and a job would certainly help. But I am facing ageism for sure pisses me off and I might have to fib about my age me thinks.
Anyways, thats all for now, I will waffle at you soon takecare guys
This tune, well just like it and crank that bass..
"The numbers at the UK stages were amazing - Was great to see it go through Yorkshire, And through places I can sort of remember :)"- KiwiPic
Saturday, July 12, 2014, 5:20:39 PM- Supermoons...
Its the first of three successive supermoon's tonight- [url]http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/supermoon-season-first-of-three-massive-moons-can-be-seen-tonight-9602000.html[/url] So enjoy I know I will!! I used to be a Werewolf but I am alright nowoooooo!! Lol
"I have always been fascinated with the moon"- tight_wet_lips
Friday, July 11, 2014, 5:24:08 PM- The vid of the vid...
I think, this could be the airport featured in the fake video I posted previously (which has since been deleted by myself and the youtube user as Sreb quite rightly pointed out)! This airport it also appears in the top ten of the most dangerous airports in the world and you can see why....
I will waffle at you tomorrow with my Tour De France and other news. Wow!! This is certainly turning out to be some race! Take care all
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Monday, July 7, 2014, 8:29:11 PM- Guess what I did yesterday........
I am so excited to tell you too, I popped over the border into Yorkshire and just look at the picture I managed to get.....
I cant find the words to really express how incredible it was to watch the Tour De France peloton roar down the road right in front of you and for real!! I am away for a few days now, but I shall tell you more upon my return. Takecare people
To be chilling out for sleeping, but listening to this album has me dancing, really dancing, its bouncy this tune, like bouncy so be warned, I love it....
"down but not out so to speak...lol seriously good... thanks for sharing BG ;0} x x x"- srebbew
Friday, June 27, 2014, 8:36:28 PM- Meant to....
Tell you about this unfortunate chap or fortunate? Depending how you look at it.... [url]http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/weird/2014/06/23/thoughts-freud-vagina-sculpture-traps-us-student/11263449/[/url]
Nice pleasant tune for you, its more dub
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Friday, June 27, 2014, 8:22:10 AM- Its a Birthday!!!
"My bad. I've gone and missed your burpday, handsome. *hangs head* I hope it was a wonderful day. It's going to be quite a year, isn't it?
xoxo"- Jersey_Girl
My money was on Contador to win overall. Yesterdays stage, well my heart went out to an American rider called Andrew Talanski, he was the true hero yesterday, he dropped down well behind the leading pack very early on, through injury and he almost gave up too getting off his bike at one point. He was so upset, you could see he was crying. But he got right back on his bike and to come in finally, just within the cut off time of 35minutes after the main racers, that must give him so hope to continue today. My best wishes to that chap, what a performance he gave of true grit and determination to finish that stage. There is also a chap from Lancashire, from Bury which is not far from me, he's called Simon Yates and doing rather well considering he had just five days notice he was in the team to go!!! Mind you, Bradley Wiggins only lives five miles away from me too, only the best in Lancashire hey??
xxx
