I had mine like Besty and a few others. It was done long ago in 1975 and they made me stay in the hospital for 5 days. Could not understand that, I was ready to go home the next day. I had no pain at all so never took even one pain pill. I have always said the worst part of it was staying in the hospital 5 days and standing up for the first time is kind of strange. It feels like they stretched you open enough to drive a truck through! LOL You'll do fine Stacy and will not regret for one minute you had it done.

Guess she's busy tonight. Happy Mother's Day. :)

Glad you like the pictures! I dyed my hair in a cancer fundraising event we have here annually where you either shave your head or dye your hair an outrageous colour, and I really liked it so it's stayed that way :-) The funny thing is, because I'm inside the hair I forget it's blue until someone stops me in the street or a shop or whatever and says, "Love the hair!"

I saw the flags hanging across many streets, I guess I was too dense to get why they were there. There were pedestrian barriers along The Mall ( main Street in front of Buckingham Palace) too. I don't recall hearing congestion announcements on the Tube I'm looking forward to watching the FA Cup final on Sunday (I'm a keen fan of the EPL and watch matches every week) but I think this one could be defensive and boring. Our visits to London usually follow the pattern of theater-museum-theater-museum, etc. We saw a handful of great shows this time. Enjoy yourself.