Dress Of The Day with Angela

  Daisy Eldrige label, wholesaler. Photo by Trevor Sharot. Scoop neck. Batwing sleeve. Very soft and stretchy. From St Lukes shop. Stretchy burgundy skirt, Kim & Co. Color cranberry, made in Canada. 96 % polyester, 4% elastane. Amazing that only 4% gives so much stretch. Six vertical panels and a deep waistband of doubled fabric. Phase Eight size 12 . 90 % viscose. Lining. Except for see through sleeves. Size medium.

 

 

  I remember seeing signs at the front of buses where people would stand and talk to the driver. The signs said: DO NOT DISTRACT THE DRIVER ! You can buy these signs from Amazon. When getting into a car with children in the back, either a parent sits at the back, or if the children are over toddler age tell them not to distract the driver. If they are distracting, stop until they calm down. Keep their seats apart, on either side with a gap in the middle. Children should not be hitting each other in the back of a car.  Prevention is better than cure. You can buy dividers to separate children in the back seat. Nor should children lark about, run zig zagging along when running along a street because drivers thinking the children will run into the road may swerve and hit other traffic..\ Running and waving arms about also distracts other pedestrians who wonder if they will be deliberately hit by aggressive people, or accidentally tripped up. .Useful Website Distracted Driver Report & P

  Anthony Sicari suit in red. Patra jumper in rust. Photo by Angela Lansbury.  Copyright. White mother of peal pendant with white bead neclace.

What does the news tell travellers? The weather. The Seasonal holidays. What you should wear outdoors and indoors. Weather Warnings What to wear tomorrow.  What to pack for your destination. Whether you might want to cancel your trip, or your trip might be diverted. Whether there are parades blocking roads. Or storms diverting flights. In winter, will you have cancelled meetings? No news is good news, goes the old saying. Because newspaper headlines and the ones which grab out attention are often about wars, individual deaths, murders, accidents robberies and scams.  Those Who Avoid Bad News I have one friend who has a sick, elderly husband.  Yet she is very active in the community. She goes to art exhibitions. But she says she doesn't read the news because it is depressing.  I, on the other hand, read the news because it is vital to me when I am travelling.  Diversions & Delays I always remember 9/11, when I and my husband were in Singapore. A friend in Singapore phoned told m