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 ahh ok so a thumbs down to steve massaging you,what shame bet hes loved that,bless x melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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Maria_R wrote:I rememer the liberty bodice Plus vest, and flanelette underskirt. I use to dread PE lessons. Maria x And the dreadful regulation navy blue knickers we had to wear under our "divided skirts" for those PE lessons........................
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And the AWFUL aertex gym blouses!
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jeanb wrote:And the AWFUL aertex gym blouses! Oh yes, those as well!!!!
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We had Bottle Green gym knickers. They were like big bloomers with elastic in the legs,which almost came down to our knees! Kathleen Mc. 
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I thought I told you to keep your liberty bodice on while pole dancing! I'm sure I wore a vest underneath, did they have rubber buttons as well? Maybe you should try some Vick on your chest.
Really, I'm sorry your chest infection has returned, what a shame when you were ready to give MTX another try.
Hope it clears up soon.
Love lyn
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I think I must be strange, I liked the aertex blousers and the bloomers kept your bum warm in the winter months.
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Strange, Glenys, you?!? 
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Yes Jean, I remember the bloomers also kept my arm pits warm. x
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Jean, I fogot to ask how are you is your chest improving. x
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I'm on the "up" thanks Glenys. Still feel drained, but then at my advaced age I suppose it's only to be expected!
I think I shall have to buy a pair of under-armpit bloomers for the dancing!! Now wouldn't that be a sight for sore eyes?!
Love Jeanxxxxx
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Glad your on the up Jean x blimey what lot things you had wear for PE,we ahd leotards at primary school,shorts and one those collared p shirts. same for middle and upper school minus the leotard. oh and a tennis skirt for tennis. was a good icnentive to run faster for cross country running in those small shorts,t shirts. brr perish thought now melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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I suspect some of us are a good deal older than you, Melly, and thankfully, the uniform has changed for the better over the years!
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Pleased your on the mend Jean . You always manage to have a laugh even when your not well . I admire you! Kathleen Mc. x
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Thanks for the titter Jean, I'm thinking of how we would look sliding around the pole and getting caught up in all that material. x
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