I got home at 7.30am this morning.
We were out celebrating Obama's win all night (the results weren't announced until the early hours over here anyway).
I started my evening at the CNN Election Party at One Mayfair.
A huge screen above the party showed the results coming in while a band belted out a playlist of old American favourites, peppered with the American national anthem.
I wore my one & only blue dress (you can find it here).
We were out celebrating Obama's win all night (the results weren't announced until the early hours over here anyway).
I started my evening at the CNN Election Party at One Mayfair.
A glamourous affair with endless champagne, politically themed cocktails, huge trays of cheeseburgers, little copper saucepans of bacon mac 'n' cheese, great big piles of shucked oysters and red white & blue CNN lolly pops.
What's a party without a patriotic lolly pop, after all?
A huge screen above the party showed the results coming in while a band belted out a playlist of old American favourites, peppered with the American national anthem.
I wore my one & only blue dress (you can find it here).
Later we headed for drinks at the American Embassy and venue hopped around Mayfair until the sun came up.
I'm about ready for a gallon of coffee and some breakfast but well done everyone who voted for Obama, you did it!
How on earth did you get in for drinks at the American Embassy? you lucky lady.
ReplyDeleteReally tried to stay up watching it all but some of us have to be up for work ! :)
Hoping your going to be doing a post about Christmas treat food soon so some of us can prepare.
oh how I love your life! loving your frock too lady, gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHaha I love this, but can't believe you got to the american embassy - so pleased that Obama won though :) Where is your coat from??
ReplyDeleteWould love it if you could check out my little blog at http://thehomefile.blogspot.co.uk/ x
Best. Gif. EVER! What a night, I was home with coffee and twitter, not as glam as your party but still an amazing atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteI will never get tired of that gif! Glad you had such a fun evening!
ReplyDeleteYay!! We are still for change!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like an amazing party!! And what a great reason to celebrate!
ReplyDeletexo Andrea
Wonderful and Marvelous
That dessert tray! OMG - drool.
ReplyDeleteAnd that gif - too funny!
Looking beautiful as always - sounds cheesy, but your blogging gives me something to aspire to - you seem like such a smart, lovely person x
Sounds a fab night celebrating a great time for America.
ReplyDeleteSo happy that Obama is still President.
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Not fair! You're not even American...
ReplyDeleteI am actually dying at that gif. made my day. xx
ReplyDeleteah my dad was at the American Embassy too! how funny. OBAMARAMAAAAAAAA
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ReplyDeleteHaha, the last picture is so funny :D :D
ReplyDeleteI'm from Germany and also very glad the Americans were clever enough to vote for Obama :)
This looks and sounds like an absolutely fabulous way to celebrate! Hooray for Obama!
ReplyDeleteGem x
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So the world is skint but there is always time for an OTT party!
ReplyDeleteu mad bro?
Deletecompletely unrelated. Have you ever been to the River Cafe? If so, what do you think of it?
ReplyDeleteYeesssss !!!! Looks like you had fun. I was recovering from sore muscles from the gym but glad Obama won. Love the gif in the end ;)
ReplyDeleteBest gif EVER! I am happy to say I voted for Obama. :)
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ReplyDeleteRosie,
ReplyDeleteHere's the thing. I love your blog. These parties look fun, but are you celebrating the fact that America is now in a very dangerous position or the fact that Barry won? Obama is a great man. A smart one. There's no doubt about that, but in a country so torn by partisanship and a terrible economy a 50 year old ex social worker and a die hard lib isn't the man for the job. One of the most incredibly successful American CEOs is/was. I can only hope that Obama comes through on some important issues: finally legalizes gay marriage, legalizes marijuana...etc. I'm not afraid of his social policies. As a tax accountant, I know what he's proposing will wreck America financially and I pray to God the men of Congress, Republicans and Democrats alike, can stand up to those policies and help us move forward. That being said, keep blogging. I love your blogs! I love that you're passionate about politics.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLWnB9FGmWE
DeleteSo Romney's vast experience destroying companies and jobs (i.e. the economy)via Bain capital (and others like it) was a good thing. Sure he may know what he's doing in that regard, but if you think his efforts are to make life better for the average US citizen you're dreaming. Where do you think all the hundreds of millions companies like Bain make goes? Back into the economy? Not likely, it gets invested in other multinationals, or sent to tax havens to take yet further revenue away from the government.
As well, this constant attribution to the Obama administration of some fault element or responsibility for the horrid US economy is absurd. The world economy was in the shitter before Obama was even elected for the first term. And it is still recovering. Have some patience, the economy is never a quick fix.
Nick, I'm shocked that you profess to be a tax accountant yet don't realize that no matter how the numbers for Romney's tax plan were crunched, they never worked mathematically. The Romney plan for the government's fiscal strategy was pure fiction. The Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan independent research group analyzed Romney's plan and found that even the most charitable assessment of his claims didn't lead to math that added up. If you want to read more about this, here's a link to a Washington post article, one of many: http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/mr-romneys-tax-plan-still-doesnt-add-up/2012/10/28/3ba4d9d0-1fa4-11e2-ba31-3083ca97c314_story.html
DeleteObama's plan is based on real-world taxing/spending policies that work, not pseudo-mathematics such as the trickle-down theory that has been debunked time and time again. If anything, it would be Romney who would wreck America financially, not Obama.
Hear hear Mimi. Loved your post Rosie! Wish we could have been there with you!
DeleteAlso, "the men of congress"? Not just men, dear. So glad my country made the sensible choice. Love you and your blog, Rosie!
DeleteThis really made me laugh, your talking about what you think are the most important political features and legalising Marijuana comes second on your list.
DeleteDo me a faviour the highest obstical Obama faces is the high % of bigoted white men that still hold seats in the political circle all man I can assure you have come for influencial families that once help huge plantation organisations.
now please dont reply although i am all to aware that every one is entittles to thier opinion mine is one of an upper class young white girl whom graduated from uni with a 2:1 in Law and whom truly belives obama is THE MAN who will see americans fullfill their own american dream.
good evening to you all
Anna, I hope you're foreign, or at least that English is your second language, because you are having a little trouble there sweetie. Mentioning legalizing marijuana is extremely important. It would completely undermine a culture of drug violence that has permeated America, thus making America a safer nation. I only mention legalizing mariguana and legalizing gay marriage because I believe those are the only two constructive things Obama is promoting. Good evening to you as well.
DeleteEmilyF: I'm sorry for saying men of congress. I'm genuinely incredibly excited about the record number of female senators and house members!
The simple fact that you wrote "the men of Congress" shows just how backward your ideals truly are.
DeleteI hope that before you vote blindly the way your friends and family did in the NEXT election, you will do a little research and understand that sometimes when it's civic rights vs. financial gain, human rights should win out. Every. Time.
Haha Megan. So because I said the men of congress and then corrected myself and said how excited I was about the record number of females in congress I have backwards ideals? I'd say you may need a class in logic. I have nothing agains Obama. He's a great man. I have done a great deal of research. Human Rights are important, very important! I genuinely know and believe that Romney was the best man to improve human rights. Taking money from one group of people and redistributing it to another is hardly improving human rights. Our argument really is as simple as the fact that we have different political ideologies. I respect yours. I think they're wrong, but I respect them. Don't call me backward and blind simply because you can't articulate an argument agains what I'm asserting.
DeleteNick,
DeleteMy first language is English but I have dyslexia, so now you seem to me too be more of a bigoted fool than you seemed at first. Are you a dope smoker? Have you spent time around people that abuse Marijuana so much that their brain cells start to diminish? I’m not sure if you have done any back ground reading on the lasting effects of the drug but it actually ends up having an adverse effect on people that use it as a medicinal substance. This is due to the fact that their mind gets used to the effect of the muscle relaxant and instead creates a feeling of unease. At this point so much damage has been done to the brain that doctors have no way apart from seeking Physiological help for the patients.
Any way I doubt we shall ever meet and I doubt either of our replies will have a lasting effect on the other (unlike the use of dope) so I bid you farewell and hope that somewhere along you’re journey you learn some manners.
Ciao x (Italian is my second language perhaps if we converse again you can speak to me in Italian)
You look great! Wish I could celebrate instead of being at school...xx
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Wow, this just goes to show how uneducated foreigners are on US politics. Obama has taken our country down the wrong path and hard working families like mine have suffered. This is just pathetic!
ReplyDeleteOh hush, you're the one that's pathetic
Delete"how uneducated foreigners are on US politics"
DeleteI just... I have no words.
Just because someone has a different opinion doesn't mean they're uneducated.
DeleteI think you're being a bit biased because you're "MURICAN".
People feel the same way about those who support Romney.
Apparenlty the majority of Americans are uneducated too! Not just us silly foreigners . Must be hard being so perfect and 100% right all time, and surrounded by such idiots!
DeleteThe parties are cute. However, until you really understand America's economic situation and look at how Obama has brought us to an all-time low, you don't get it. In 2004, the economy was far better than it is today — higher eceonomic growth (2.7% compared to today's 2.0%), lower unemployment (7.6% compared to today's 7.9%), smaller deficits and cheaper gasoline — yet network coverage that year was twice as hostile to Bush than it was towards Obama this year.
DeleteIt's all fun and games to you overseas, but people here are feeling the real effects.
http://www.mrc.org/special-reports/upside-down-economics
Read her views on the election in the comment section here
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Then come back and decide if she's uneducated, bro.
Will you be celebrating when the tax cuts end in January 2013? All well and good to tag along to your boyfriend's work party and take pretty pictures, but don't try to pass this off as serious political debate. Stick to what you're good at, AKA putting food in your mouth and posing. x
Delete"Must be hard being so perfect and 100% right all time, and surrounded by such idiots!"
DeleteHaha damm son
Hush now everyone...open dialogue for the sake of the future...if you disagree with a post then please be evolved enough to take that person by the hand and strive to understand their heart and life....great benefit comes from this...Peace,Elyse
Delete"Will you be celebrating when the tax cuts end in January 2013? All well and good to tag along to your boyfriend's work party and take pretty pictures, but don't try to pass this off as serious political debate. Stick to what you're good at, AKA putting food in your mouth and posing. x"
DeleteCan I slap this person, please? ^^
And to anyone else; Rosie could say that we should vote Stalin or whoever in if she wanted, it doesn't give anyone the right to insult her like that ^^ A lot of you should learn some manners before you start arguing political opinions, otherwise no one will take you seriously. Even if you do have a valid point.
Awww that's so awesome you celebrated for Obama!! 4 MORE YEARS!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous post as always!
ReplyDeletexxx
looks like a fun night rose!
ReplyDelete♥ Thankfifi
I enjoyed your blog until your insertion of American Politics. While you are out getting sloshed, America is on the brink of a financial fiscal cliff with proposed policies that will weaken our economy and safety of our country. There is nothing to celebrate.
ReplyDeleteAmerica isn't the only country in the would with financial problems you know.
DeleteWellllll, when the former Republican president was responsible for a majority of that...you know, waging a war and all, there might be a reason to celebrate the fact that we have a president that would rather focus on things like healthcare and education--not the bullshit that is "No Child Left Behind" and people being denied coverage of their birth control when things like VIAGRA are being covered. Nope, I'd rather have a president that is not a racist, sexist pig that cannot decide who he stands for, and associates with a party that was ONCE rational and logical, but now a caricature of crazies.
DeleteAnd, really, we are better like by the world with Obama than we were with Bush. Trying to tap down on our invasion of other countries does that.
Also, it has been proven time and time again that during a recession, you don't try to reduce the deficit. You do that when you are experiencing surplus (like during the Clinton administration).
Amen Anons!
DeleteI could go into a long rebuttal post as to why I disagree and then that will prompt you to do the same against my views. At the end of the day, we are all pretty set in our views as to how to get the economy back on track and not much will change that.
DeleteI do want to say is that for the sake of our country, global economy, and future generations I truly hope Obama succeeds and my reservations do not come to fruition because we all have a lot more to lose if it does. I am a firm believer in equality and social rights, but understand that individual responsibility is the best way to success.
I L.O.V.E that GIF right at the end! Brilliant Stuff
ReplyDeleteHello Rose, I need your style advice ASAP :)
ReplyDeleteI have my boyfriend's PhD graduation at the end of the month in St. Andrew's. I am currently following the anti-diet so that I can look my best, but also can maintain the weight loss afterwards (and be healthy!). Do you think I can realistically lose a noticable amount of weight in that time (I'm not overweight, just a little bit plump)?
Mainly - WHAT WILL I WEAR? I am so stressed about this as I have no clue since the weather will be cold/probably not very nice. I have only ever been to summer graduations so I would appreciate your help :)
I would like to look sophisticated with just enough glam for a daytime event.
How about this dress with some black tights, black high heels and a your prettiest coat?
DeleteBlack tights & heels are my favourite winter combo! It's pretty much the best optical illusion and will make your legs look like they go on for days... AND you'll be warm as toast!
Maybe some pearl earrings too?
You'll defo start to see a difference from the anti diet soon. xx
Thanks so much Rose :)
DeleteI ended up ordering this dress http://www.net-a-porter.com/product/316766 to wear with black tights and pointed patent black heels (Jimmy Choo Abel) - do you think it's all a bit too much of an evening look?
I'm just going to wear a big black wool coat over it - would you go for a big bag (LV alma EPI electric or Bottega Veneta New Bond Bag or Chanel Cerf(All are black)) or a clutch (the only black clutch I have is a Mulberry Daria).
I really appreciate your help and keep reading your Anti-Diet post every time I feel like stuffing my face with rubbish (and eat a banana or some seeds instead!)
yes! Thank you for supporting America and the next 4 years! OBAMA!
ReplyDeleteRosie please ignore these other sad Americans, some of us are chipper as you are over the election. Assuming Rose and all foreigners are ignorant is so untrue and unfair. Please let those abroad who are happy as many of us are in America celebrate!
ReplyDeleteSecond. We're not all a bunch of crazies.
DeleteFreedom of speech~sure~ but please less ruinous divisiveness!
ReplyDeleteWrote yesterday for first time but was not published. It's now important that the accusations and exaggerations get toned way down. It would take more than a mere mortal to solve all of the U.S.'s problems right now. Even more so in 2008. Romney is an unknown quantity who has not always displayed consistency or transparency. Obama has been so much in-the-line-of-fire that everything he does provokes loud criticism.He replaced George W. Bush, a Republican President, and inherited unparalleled national debts and unresolved wars overseas.And he has had same Republican party voting down many important bills as he tries to introduce them.
A commendable, thankless vocation for an intelligent, deeply thoughtful man. Not a showman, but an ethical human being with innate class.One more in tune with the current sociological/ideological makeup of the U.S.A.
Time for an end of the hating,and a move to better understanding and civility. Finally, give the man a chance,remember his rule is for 100% of the people.
Excellently put! ^^
Deleteyou mean a second chance.
DeleteYou always seem to go to the most glamorous parties, I'm so jealous x
ReplyDeleteLookin sharp!Any pics of your shoes? Xo
ReplyDeleteWow, that sounds amazing - I watched the results coming in with my roommates in our apartment, flicking between CNN and Fox News (for the entertainment value!). I made us brownie cookies and I had many of my tangerine and Disaronno special cocktails.
ReplyDeleteRosie, the intellectual Americans are over here celebrating too! Ignore the close-minded individuals who are currently feeling disgruntled about Romney's loss :]
ReplyDeleteThat was ignorant. You think favoring Socialism makes you "intellectual'? An itellectual woudld be intellectual enough to see both sides, understand the shortcomings in both, and come to a conclusion that made sense. Celebrating the opportunity to subject America to 4 more years of backwards policy is hardly the intellectual choice Kell. Quick question. What about supporting Obama makes you an intellectual?
Deleteaka miley cyrus! And the great clint eastwood, no, wait... the last one is not celebrating Obama's victory, my bad! Or maybe you are talking about NY mayor Bloomberg a well know economist and succesful businessman that clearly stated that Obama had taken all the wrong choices regarding economy in the last four years.
Delete.... soooo that's why Mayor Bloomberg, well known economist and successful businessman, I grant you, and also generally a Republican, went to the trouble of publicly endorsing Obama?? Mitt Romney was bad news for the country and anyone worth their salt knows it.
DeletePeople mistake all Romney supporters to be anti-gay, pro-life, and money-hungry Amurricans. While that generalization is unfortunately true for some who hate because they don't understand, it's not true for everyone. I'm a 26 year old female who voted for Romney because I believe he could have turned this country's fiscal situation around and given us more opportunity to support ourselves in later years. One politician's agenda is not the end all be all for a nation - human rights are incredibly important, yet we need to look at the state of our finances and be able to stand on our own to feet to continue our role as leader.
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DeleteWHO'S INTELLECTUAL NOW, BITTCHHEESSSSS???!
It looks like you had a fabulous time & yay for Obama!
ReplyDeletePahahaha that Gif is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteYou always look so slutty. Boobs out or super short dresses, have some class. Also, stick to UK politics-- take a quick look at the unemployment and economic growth rate and you might be enlightened. Cheerio!
ReplyDeleteStep away from the bitch button anon, calling anyone slutty is never okay,get some class
DeleteJealous much?
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DeleteIn the words of another wonderfully beautiful Rose, you are rude and uncouth.
DeleteYes I just quoted Titanic...
But seriously have you seen any of her other posts? For one thing, she always looks classy and while I don't personally know her (and presume you don't as well) such personal attacks are inappropriate here.
I mean, her previous post about Christmas jumpers makes her look sooo slutty....right.
I, for one thing, LOVE that your an Obama supporter and find it wonderful that people from other countries take an active interest in US politics. It makes me love this blog just alittle bit more. While there are many out there welcomed to their opposing opinions, juts know that there are many of us who support yours!
Love from Florida!
Jealous troll, ignore it Rosie.
DeleteYou're fabulous, gorgeous and I love your sense of style..... as do a few hundred thousand readers!
Why even read the blog Anon?!
A tiger doesn't lose sleep over the opinion of sheep. x
DeleteI quite liked your Chirstmas jumpers!
DeleteI mean no harm or maliciousness in asking this, so please spare me the personal attacks. I don't know many people outside of the U.S. and truthfully, your post is the first I've heard of any "outsiders" having an opinion on the United States' president. Can I ask you, honestly, why you believe Obama is the best man for the job? Or why it would affect you personally? Or even, what you have against Romney.
ReplyDeleteAgain, I am not looking for politics bashing. I genuinely want to know why you feel this way.
If you have a look at the previous post, in the comments, Rose has gone into a bit of detail on her thoughts on Obama, Romney and why this does have an effect on a global level, not just on people the US.
Deletegeez, you surely don't know what you're talking about. I'm almost sure you wouldn't vote for obama if you were american and knew just the minimum about taxes, subsides and health care. There is more than to be pro gays and abortion in politics, or what a celeb say or not.
ReplyDelete"I'm almost sure you wouldn't vote for Obama if you were American and knew just minimum about taxes, subsidies, and health care." (Direct quote, but with corrected grammar.)
DeleteIs that why MOST people in the United States voted for Obama, Gabs?
Yes, the generalizations aren't fair, so it's not fair, Nick, for you to call everyone that happens to be liberal or vote Democrat a Socialist. Looking out for the best interest of every PERSON involved in a nation, etc. should be a much higher concern for many politicians than it is, and Obama is one that cares.
The nation has spoken.
I voted for Obama early in the morning, then waited anxiously all day for the results. My friends and I stayed up all night in front of the TV and when Obama was announced the winner, we were so relieved!!! Four more years! So happy America chose a president I won't be embarrassed about. It was a real victory for women's rights, gay rights, and the right of every citizen to an equal shot at success.
ReplyDeleteI like reading the comment sections on your posts almost as much as the posts themselves! You've got a little soap opera going on over here!! x
ReplyDeletea ha, that GIF is funny!
ReplyDeleteLove the dress and the bites look delicious. Looks like a fun event all round with, in my opinion a happy ending..hooray for Obama!
ReplyDeleteHannahMay xo
As an American that voted for Obama, thanks for celebrating with us! Love the GIF.
ReplyDeleteGood Lord have Mercy..
ReplyDeleteThe amount of stupidity spewing from these random comments from people about the big boo hoo about Obama winning and "financial crisis". And mind my french, but shut the f*ck up.
Yes Obama > Romney.
But if ANY of you had ANY idea about politics is that it doesn't matter who wins. Romney/Obama/Mr Blobby will do exactly as they're told. Money talks.
So for the love of God, kindly shut up.
On a side note, I love what you're wearing Rose. (Oh and this comment was not aimed at you, just people crying about the election)
What makes last night's presidential results taste even sweeter is all the state election results that we saw come with it.
ReplyDelete- There are a record number of women in Congress now (though still nowhere near critical mass, and forget about parity, but still a step in the right direction!), including the first openly lesbian Senator!!
- We saw wins for marriage equality on several state ballots, which will hopefully become a broader trend!!!
- The legalization of marijuana use in two states (and even those who don't agree with marijuana use should realize that it's better to legalize it so that we can cut down on crime, use it for tax revenue, etc.)
- Also, just about every single one of those horrible, excuses-for-men Republicans who spouted ignorant things about rape and abortion and women's bodies LOST. Ain't no man gonna tell me what to do with my body!
Keep up the great work, Rosie! And, as always, ignore the haters :) xx
I thought that you would be more of a Romney girl since you bum David Cameron so much.
ReplyDeleteObama is actually pretty much the mirror of D Cam. Very similar leaders.
DeleteSomeone (Hannah) doesn't know too much about politics!
YAY OBABMA!!!
ReplyDeleteYAY ROSIE!!!
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Don't get me wrong, I don't begrudge you for supporting Obama or any American politician. America effects your country and I certainly have my (limited) opinion about your government from spending in total over 1.5 years in England. I feel like whatever basis you might have for supporting Obama (just like so many Americans who supported either of our two main parties this election season) stems from your ignorance about the actual role of a president in american government. The role of president is the highest office in our country and in our EXECUTIVE branch. That branch of the government is responsible for enforcing the laws which our congress passes and our judicial branch upholds. Almost all of our presidential hopefuls in modern america run or have run contingent on issue that are completely or almost completely irrelevant to the role and duties a president is supposed to and more importantly allowed to preform. If you ever find yourself interested in american politics and history, the duties, responsibility and powers granted to the president are outlined in article two of the constitution.
ReplyDeleteAnyway I wonder what a CNN party would have been like if Romney had won. Instead of champagne into the wee hours it would have probably ended ;P
Cheers from America.
this looks like such a fun party to attend! the celebratory spirit here in america (well, for those who voted for the president) was really palpable. :)
ReplyDelete<3, Mimi
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Excellent blog Rose, thank you!
ReplyDeleteAt this point I sense a line should be drawn here, and we should just "agree to disagree".
My earlier comment fell on a few deaf ears. Sorry, Nick,did you deliberately spell "itellectual" thus to make your point? Our neighbors in Vermont ceased to speak to my 90 year old Father once they discovered he was for Obama. This kind of nastiness just festers-how do we ever end it?! What I'm saying here is stop-please-all of the vitriol. Yes, personally I have found considerable militancy with those that are hard-core and even Romney Republicans. But I sense it weakening.
Rose the Blog Mistress, in her previous post, delineated her arguments towards Obama most clearly. Yes, he was a Social Worker (Gaby), but I'd trust him over a Business Man like Romney any day. Obama's done a few other jobs apart from S.W. before the Presidency....I still believe that a good leader can make a difference. Not simply to the U.S. of A., but to the rest of the world. Elisabeth.
I'm just slowly waking up, reading my favorite blog when..bam! I see your gif at the end! haha! Thanks for waking me up with a laugh!
ReplyDeleteRose, where is your coat that you wore over your dress from?
ReplyDeleteZara
DeleteLooks like you had more fun than most of us here in America! You're so lucky you got into an Embassy AND CNN party, I would have killed for that opportunity. (Being a political science major, politics runs in my blood!) From this side of the Atlantic, I'm very jealous. Thank you for reminding me why I love you Brits so much and I can't wait 'till I get the chance to move to London!
ReplyDeleteHello Rose - this is slightly unrelated to your post (although it is to do with parties!). Looks like you had a good time at the election do.
ReplyDeleteI work for a design agency - we're trendy, creative and fun and we love anything to do with good food, drink, music and definitely enjoy the quirkier side of life.
The reason I'm contacting you is because we're stuck for Christmas party inspiration, we're based outside of London but only half an hour away and would like to do something in London but not sure what.
Seeing as you always know what the best places to go to are I was wondering if you could give me a few suggestions of where we could go for our Christmas party?
Any help much appreciated! :)
Lisa x
lis.goodman@googlemail.com
Blog: http://whatlisawrote.blogspot.co.uk/
re: the election outcome
ReplyDeleteyou're welcome from California and our rockin 55 electoral college votes
just found your blog. instantly obsessed.
Hi Rosie,
ReplyDeletethis might sound a bit random after all the comments about the election but since I saw you in that Zara coat in another post I've been dying to get my hands on it. I would have to buy it online as I don't live near a store and I was wondering about the size. Is it any smaller or larger than normal Zara? Is it wide or narrow? It's just so stunning I have to get it myself!
Thank you for any response and for your awesome blog.
Love from Norway
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I have it too, it's on the small side and narrow in the chest & hips but not the arms. Great length though. I bought a size L because I'm a 10 but curvy x hope that helps x
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