Missing Sydney Harriettes' Franklins Award....?

Not the Sydney Harriette
Franklins Award!!

During our last AGM Strawbs and Nympho were recognised for their contributions and their efforts, over the years, in making the Harriette experience the fun filled Wednesday night it deserves to be.  Their efforts were recognised by being awarded the Franklins Award, however they were unable to receive the actual trophy as it has gone missing.

It has been a few years since its last public appearance (much like the golden boobs and the chastity belt), it is a large trophy, gaudy in appearance and revered because it is only occasionally given to a Harriette who has gone above and beyond her normal duties. 

 

Ohhhh...thats where it is!!!!



Harriettes' Golden Boobs

When asked where the damn thing is, one Harriette responded that it had been 'sent out for repairs' but that was a while ago.... 



Does anyone know its whereabouts?  Can any one retrieve it and pass it into Strawbs and Nympho's hands?



Happy Enforced Holiday everyone!

Happy mothers day to all who had a great time.
Commiserations to all who can't wait for it all to be over.
There are too many expectations set for a day like today that make it so easy for disappointment.
It all comes down to how easily can you express your true feelings and how well your loved ones accept them as your valid thoughts without feeling criticism.

Give them all a big hug and sit down together with a gin & tonic in front of the fire and have a merry old soak. (Lemoncello is a good choice too)

Love and hugs to all

Remembering past Harriettes

There is strength in remembering losses. 
There is a heart warming in remembering those who were part of our lives and have since died.
There is joy in sharing happy memories of those we have lost.
I have wondered if we should be remembering Harriettes that have died in some way. 
When I was doing the Harriettes web pages I was tempted to create a page of rememberance for them but was advised that it might upset some.
Well now I want to ask you - would you be upset to see a rememberance page of past Harriettes?
Who would you like to see remembered in these pages?
What memories do you have to contribute to such a page.