it was great to see their new house for the first time at last. its a lovely house, i wouldnt mind living there myself!! at the party were tom and gemma, gary, motti, nichola, lee, skip, al and me. we had a great night playing on the ps2, the eye toy, the game cube, and sing star, which we successfully pissed off the neighbours with :o)
very large amounts of booze including tequila were consumed by some of us (hic) and i think a great night was had by all!!
on sunday after my hangover wore off i went to lees for tea and then we headed into town to meet lisa and dan from my work as we had tickets to see dylan moran at the royal court. he was absolutely brilliant, i laughed my ass off all the way through!
last night was aquafit, which was normal until the journey home when we almost got caught up in a police road block, which this morning transpired to be this:
A MURDER investigation was under way last night after a dramatic police chase ended with a woman's body being found in a car.
Up to 15 police cars gave chase to a silver Ford Mondeo, over the 12 miles from Widnes to Liverpool, after receiving a call that the passenger, a woman in her twenties, was in danger.
Officers used "stinger" devices to stop the car, which then crashed into bollards in Sefton Park, but the woman was already dead.
Police then arrested a 41-year-old man from Bradford, who was last night being questioned at a police station on Merseyside.
The dramatic scenes unfolded before onlookers who were out walking in the leafy suburban area to take advantage of the good weather. Witnesses described seeing the woman's legs dangling out of the car's front window before the car came to a halt.
Last night, police said they could not confirm how the woman had died, but there were reports she had been shot. An armed response unit was at the scene.
Cheshire Constabulary received a call at 8.24pm from someone saying they were concerned about the woman's safety.
The chase was mounted in Widnes and Cheshire police chased the vehicle for about 12 miles until it reached Liverpool, when Merseyside Police joined in.
Cheshire Police activated their stingers to stop the car shortly before 9pm.
Sefton Park was swarming with more than 30 emergency vehicles, including three ambulances, after the incident.
A tent was put up around the woman's body next to the Mondeo, which was still at the scene, with forensics officers combing the scene for evidence.
Merseyside Police Inspector Steve Lewis said: "I can confirm that a man has been arrested after a woman's body was found in a car."
A force spokeswoman added: "The body was found in a car which crashed into bollards at Sefton Park."
Police said it was not known if the woman was killed before the chase or en route to Liverpool.
One woman, who did not wish to be named said she saw the car turn on to Aigburth Drive and then noticed that its tyres were flat.
it was scary, there were police cars everywhere and even a police helpicopter was out, so we didnt hang around!!!
anyhoo, off for a swim tonight with skip and maybe others, hopefully the journey home will be uneventful this time!!!
i'm looking forward to the evil girls underwear if you dare party on saturday. just hope my corset comes in time or i'll have nothing to wear!!!
Our birth date describes who we are, what we are good at and what our inborn abilities are. It also points to what we have to learn and the challenges we are facing. A Birth Number does not prevent you from being anything you want to be. It will just color your choice differently and give you a little insight.
To figure out your Birth Number, add all the numbers in your birth date together, like in the example, until there is only one digit.
Example:
March 20, 1950
3 + 20 + 1950 = 1973
1 + 9 + 7 + 3 = 20
2 + 0 = 2
Keep going until you end up with a single digit number. 2 is the Birth Number to read from the birth date in the example.
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1: The Originator
1's are originals. Coming up with new ideas and executing them is natural. Having things their own way is another trait that gets them as being stubborn and arrogant. 1's are extremely honest and do well to learn some diplomacy skills. They like to take the initiative and are often leaders or bosses, as they like to be the best. Being self-employed is definitely helpful for them. Lesson to learn Others' ideas might be just as good or better and to stay open minded.
Famous 1's: Tom Hanks, Robert Redford, Hulk Hogan, Carol Burnett, Wynona Judd, Nancy Reagan, Raquel Welch.
2: The Peacemaker 2's are the born diplomats. They are aware of others' needs and moods and often think of others before themselves. Naturally analytical and very intuitive they don't like to be alone. Friendship and companionship is very important and can lead them to be successful in life, but on the other hand they'd rather be alone than in an uncomfortable relationship. Being naturally shy they should learn to boost their self-esteem and express themselves freely and seize the moment and not put things off.
Famous 2's: President Bill Clinton, Madonna, Whoopee Goldberg, Thomas Edison, Wolfgang, Amadeus Mozart.
3: The Life of the Party
3's are idealists. They are very creative, social, charming, romantic, and easygoing. They start many things, but don't always see them through. They like others to be happy and go to great lengths to achieve it. They are very popular and idealistic. They should learn to see the world from a more realistic point of view.
Famous 3's: Alan Alder, Ann Landers, Bill Cosby, Melanie Griffith, Karen Roundbutt, Salvador Dali, Jodi Foster.
4: The Conservative
4's are sensible and traditional. They like order and routine. They only act when they fully understand what they are expected to do. They like getting their hands dirty and working hard. They are attracted to the outdoors and feel an affinity with nature. They are prepared to wait and can be stubborn and persistent. They should learn to be more flexible and to be nice to themselves.
Famous 4's: Neil Diamond, Margaret Thatcher, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tina Turner, Paul Hogan, Oprah Winfrey.
5: The Non Conformist 5's are the explorers. Their natural curiosity, risk taking, and enthusiasm often land them in hot water. They need diversity, and don't like to be stuck in a rut. The whole world is their school and they see a learning possibility in every situation. The questions never stop. They are well advised to look before they take action and make sure they have all the facts before jumping to conclusions.
Famous 5's: Abraham Lincoln, Charlotte Bronte, Jessica Walter, Vincent Van Gogh, Bette Midler, Helen Keller and Mark Hail.
6: The Romantic 6's are idealistic and need to feel useful to be happy. A strong family connection is important to them. Their actions influence their decisions. They have a strong urge to take care of others and to help. They are very loyal and make great teachers. They like art or music. They make loyal friends who take the friendship seriously. 6's should learn to differentiate between what they can change and what they cannot.
Famous 6's: Albert Einstein, Jane Seymour, John Denver, Meryl Steep, Christopher Columbus, Goldie Hawn.
7: The Intellectual 7's are the searchers. Always probing for hidden information, they find it difficult to accept things at face value. Emotions don't sway their decisions. Questioning everything in life, they don't like to be questioned themselves. They're never off to a fast start, and their motto is slow and steady wins the race. They come across as philosophers and being very knowledgeable, and sometimes as loners. They are technically inclined and make great researchers uncovering information. They like secrets. They live in their own world and should learn what is acceptable and what not in the world at large.
Famous 7's: William Shakespeare, Lucille Ball, Michael Jackson, Joan Baez, Princess Diana.
8: The Big Shot
8's are the problem solvers. They are professional, blunt and to the point, have good judgment and are decisive. They have grand plans and like to live the good life. They take charge of people. They view people objectively. They let you know in no uncertain terms that they are the boss. They should learn to exude their decisions on their own needs rather than on what others want.
Famous 8's: Edgar Cayce, Barbra Streisand, George Harrison, Jane Fonda, Pablo Picasso, Aretha Franklin, Nostrodamus.
9: The Performer
9's are natural entertainers. They are very caring and generous, giving away their last dollar to help. With their charm, they have no problem making friends and nobody is a stranger to them. They have so many different personalities that people around them have a hard time understanding them. They are like chameleons, ever changing and blending in. They have tremendous luck, but also can suffer from extremes in fortune and mood. To be successful, they need to build a loving foundation.
Famous 9's: Albert Schweitzer, Shirley MacLaine, Harrison Ford, Jimmy Carter, Elvis Presley, Ms. Diane M. Boyd.
I'm a 9 apparently!!!
i'm gonna copy my fellow bloggers and talk about the weather. how flipping hot is it? it was worse yesterday tho, i went out for 5 mins to do some errands and came back sweating like a whore in a church!! seems a little more bearable today tho when i popped to the mighty home and bargain in my lunch hour. i love the summer, but not when its so hot that its horribly sweaty and uncomfortable!
i've been thinking for a while about what to write about the london bombings and i still cant put it into words. its such a horrible situation and the utter revulsion i feel for the terrorists cant be put into words. i just cant imagine what it'd be like if something similar happened in liverpool and i hope it never becomes a reality.
posted by Pixie @ 11:37 AM
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