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PSTOS was mentioned on the Classic Brit Awards last night by Mylene Klass who hosted them. Katherine Jenkins sang and LLB presented one of the awards, but no mention of the judges. It was advertised a lot during the breaks as well. It seems to be on Saturday and Sunday this week. Sue

I think that's only in the comics. Yukata Apparently it's a cotton kimono Finger must have slipped. Sorry! Sue

I think that's only in the comics. Yukata Apparently it's a cotton kimono

In the TV guide, PSTOS is on at 9pm next Saturday. 'This year's eight celebrity hopefuls are revealed and the mentors Katherine Jenkins and Rolando Villazon perform.' No mention of who the judges are. Sue

In our local paper yesterday there was a picture of a cat and her three litttle kittens, who had been abandoned outside the local RSPCA animal shelter and it was full up. They had such an appealing look in their eyes, it was so sad. Sue

Wellies! They can go with your raincoat Meg. The weather is wet and windy again. The bedding plants really need the sunshine, they're looking bedraggled. Sue

What a good idea! Sounds like a clever cat. It's amazing how quickly they learn things. Sue

Underwear

Glad you enjoyed your holiday Pam. It's been really cold here today. Our baby bluetits are huge now. Hope they keep safe when they fledge, so many don't survive after all their parents hard work. Sue

Swimsuit

Quilted jacket

Sadly yes! Overcoat

The advert for PSTOS is showing on TV now. Sue

Mittens

Thanks Polly. Wouldn't that be great if it were true! Sue

Kilt

The weather was so bad this morning, wind and heavy rain, that she gave up and sheltered in the nest with the babies until it improved. Sue

Insoles Not really an article of clothing but all I can think of.

I'm a bit worried about the very strong winds forecast for tomorrow. 75 miles an hour and on amber alert! :( Sue

That was lovely. The photos take you down memory lane as well. Thanks Meg. Sue

G string

Nine little bluetits hatched and growing by the day. I can't believe how quickly they grow. Mum and dad are doing a brilliant job. Some of the insects they're bringing in are almost as big as the babies, but it's amazing how they manage to eat them! I've had a go at taking some pictures but they're not really clear enough. Sue

Elbsegler (cap)

Cape

Thanks Meg. Sue