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Fab in Feb Event

Butterflydeals invites you to yet another women only pampering event entitled ‘Fab in Feb”

Following the very successful and sold out ‘New year, New Look' Event, ButterflyDeals invites you and your friends to yet another fabulous women only pampering day which includes Professional Makeup, Hair Styling and photo shoot of yourself looking your best with 3 fully retouched digital photos to take away for just £35.

Date: Saturday 5th February 2011

Venue: 4thFloorWest Studio

Time slots available from 11am-6pm (By Appointment only)

Ticket Price: £35 until Wednesday 2nd Feb £40 thereafter

Mother's Day

what do you think i should get my mum for mothers day.

i know its still two months till mothers day, but i've been saving up and i need to be sure of what to buy so i can save up the right amount of money.

so what sgould i get for a woman who wants nothing except for her daughter to get A* for her GCSEs? she has done so much for me she brought me up on her own, she practically looks after the whole family including my dad. i feel that i haven't done enough for her in return, but she doesnt want anything from me.

p.s please pray for me GCSEs are too stressing Sad

'Create Blog Post'...

...Commands the page,

So Create Blog Post I shall.

Hi Everyone, How are you? Hope you're well and happy,
If not then hopefully that's counting towards more happiness in the afterlife.

About 4 months into the university term now and I have to admit the socialising aspect appeals to me a lot more than the academic, and it's pretty easy to push everything to the side.

So I'm glad for the revival, where now and then I can just come back and refresh things, it's useful to revive me in terms of Islamic News etc. (Don't pardon the pun, I meant to make it)

So yeah...Times are hard, and a lot of us are incredibly privileged.

Not to seem ungrateful, but sometimes that can be a bad thing...

Mubarak Falls

Well, not yet, but it is only a matter of time.

EDIT - You read it here first! - END EDIT

The army has been called into quell the protests and he was supposed to make a speech on Egyptian TV - a speech that has been postponed.

It seems that Mubarak's primary backer has pulled out - Brian Whittaker from The Guardian describes his view of the US position, which if true more or less means they no longer think Mubarak will be in power for long:

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