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Registered On: February 24, 2021Topics: 12Replies: 179Has thanked: 629 timesBeen thanked: 900 timesOooo, it’s 71°F (21°C), bright sun but windy, gusts to 45mph (71kph). Went outside in my very loose leopard dress. Wind on the cheeks (nude thigh highs and white thong)!! Weeeeee!!! Marilyn Monroe time!…….Ok, once was fun……wind, you can calm down now…….nooooo, not three times……oh no, the lady across the street is laughing…….no, wind, stop it……five times?!!!!…..no I can’t hold it down! I have ro go in, my cheeks are going to get wind burn! Better change into something less susceptible to wardrobe malfunction.
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Wish i could do tbat beth! I was outside letting the wind blow my hair back and it felt way good – letting it grow out now and it felt really good
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Registered On: January 24, 2017Topics: 8Replies: 535Has thanked: 1293 timesBeen thanked: 2324 timesHi Beth, cute story. Wind can be a challenge. When I went grocery shopping this morning, the wind chill temperature was minus 25 Celsius. With a light dusting of snow. Brrr. We won’t be seeing 21 Celsius until hmmm……maybe July? Perhaps a heavier weighted material for you skirt? But that won’t be as much fun. When I do get a chance to wear a light weight skater skirt, I certainly don’t mind a bit of wind but 71 kph is a bit much. Have fun with it. Hugs, Krista.
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Registered On: November 30, 2019Topics: 12Replies: 1487Has thanked: 15840 timesBeen thanked: 4907 timesHi Beth that sounds like fun he he I have been out a couple of times today as hubby winds 45 or better really blowing but mine is a balmy 20.6 above righr now a little brisk for a dress or skirt you will freeze your to to off he he .
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