...you may benefit from a parasol.
Or you could grab your umbrella...
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A recent study shows that umbrellas are almost as effective as sunscreen where UV protection is concerned.
“Umbrellas aren’t perfect, so you should use them to complement the sunscreen you’re already wearing,” say the study's authors.
This has been an Infomaniac Public Service Announcement.
PREMIER!
ReplyDeleteWhat if I spread the sunscreen on the umbrella...
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ReplyDeleteAnd where is that dear old geisha?
ReplyDeletekabuki is probably shielding herself from the desert sun...in the comfort of her air conditioned double-wide.
DeleteAgueda!
ReplyDeleteBeau-ti-full!
DeleteI hope they are secured well... Otherwise in a gust of wind there'd be srteets full of hundreds of Mary Poppins impersonators... And I bet none could hold a candle to Dame Julie...
DeleteFab link, LX.
DeleteMmmmm - I **do** look fetching with a brightly coloured parasol.
ReplyDeleteShouldn’t that be a “gaily” coloured parasol?
DeleteI stand corrected. Thank you Mistress
Delete**places appreciative kisses on Mistress feet as is proper**
i heard quabooque likes to sit in an
ReplyDeleteupside down umbrella, collecting
rain water in the desert.
We all need a hobby.
DeleteJoan Collins stepped out of the Japanese Noh theatre straight onto the film set of Benidorm with an umbrella carrier in tow. I wonder if she had someone there to peel her a grape too. Lazy cow!
ReplyDeleteYou're surprised......how?
DeleteAs much as I’m anticipating a new season of Benidorm, I think YOU should have had a part as an extra, Mitzi.
DeleteI consider an actor's métier to be déclassé but I would have given my back teeth to have a part in Benidorm.
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