Helen Morris

Hello @LNER I have been trying to book train tickets for the past hour. Your website says you are having problems and to contact you on social media. Can you help?

'It’s not often I’m moved to a full on cry, but such were the performances from @HawbagHaws, @AdamOfDonaldson & Judy Earl - & the nightmare situation they were facing - I'd pretty much forgotten they were pretending.' @samwonfor reviews Subterranea culturednortheast.co.uk/p/review-subte…

@louisagrogers No. But where are you?

Does anything beat the chaos and rain of a British antiques fair on a country estate

@BrenHaas Love the old style packaging

Did I mention I am addicted to seeds?! I grew these last year so when I saw these today at Aldi I grabbed a few. 59 cents each!!!! #gardening #gardenchat #seeds #growyourown

@loujnicholls Pheasants do that to mine; luckily it is rare but I saw them do it

Apart from a human, what would dehead tulips like this The heads were left on the ground...

@NewcastleNE1 @EldonSqNCL @ToonLibraries Yes. I used work in Bainbridge at the end of the 70s

Do you remember when @EldonSqNCL looked like this? 💭 This picture from around the 1980s is a real throwback to the central area in front of Bainbridge's, with the dome containing one of Bainbridge's cafes! ☕🍰🥪 Image credit: @ToonLibraries

@Kat_Burroughs Agreed, that is a rather fabulous grid.

Just back from Stockholm design week and LOOK at my pretty grid!!

I'm putting together an event in Newcastle end February for @ccuk_social and looking for speakers who'd like to share work or thoughts on "pink". Can be from any field, and approach from any perspective! DM me if you are interested!

@_WildfellHall Giving and receiving cards is one of my fave bits of Christmas. I enjoy thinking about the people that I’m sending to. I’vekept their cards from the last couple of years and are happy to display ones from the past and hope that everyone will check in with me by email or phone.

@louisagrogers In July with humidity.

Someone should make a candle that smells of American airport car park tarmac

@thatkat And to those that held those trees in such affection.

@thatkat That was an interesting story Kat, I felt that the felling at Sycamore Gap was a protest but we shall wait and see. The sycamore was close to me and I often took my guests to see it.

@SoVeryBritish Our local cinema audience in @ForumCinemaH Hexham are usually respectful and well behaved. I go there a lot. I’m thankful that there are no nachos, the popcorn smells and sounds bad enough.

Apart from the group of young lads chatting to each other, the guy next to me with his phone screen on full brightness, the two women rustling a giant multi-bag of crisps, the bloke kicking the back of my chair, the not being able to understand a word the actors are mumbling and the small popcorn and small Pepsi “deal” costing £9… I love going to the cinema.

@JenCarsonTaylor These are such fun, I’m feeling suitably warmed and fuzzy reading them. ❤️

My favourite Queen Elizabeth anecdotes: 1) The Queen and Gary While a young boy, Prince William was playing at Buckingham Palace and he fell. Instead of shouting for ‘Granny’, he called for ‘Gary’ — much to the confusion of everyone present. A guest who went to help asked who Gary was, assuming it must be a member of the royal household. ‘I’m Gary,’ responded the Queen. ‘He hasn’t learned to say Granny yet'."

@RevRichardColes I sold evening dresses in the mid 80s I do not recall some of these suggestions doing long evening wear but Frank Usher definitely did and was in the middle class bracket

@AnnieSloanHome I think I would have to agree. Paint it. The transformation would be huge.

The only correct answer is to repaint these cabinets using Chalk Paint! It would be totally transformative.

@louisagrogers Did you get a nose job?

This is me btw

@louisagrogers That is totally fab!!

The years have dragged on but my vibe has barely shifted

@caurniesoap Well done and happy century to you!! X

Thank you to all the lovely people who have supported #Caurniesoaperie soaperie this #100thyear. The #Caurnie team will embrace 2023 with the hope of many new adventures.

@folksy I had a shop with you 12 years ago. It was called For Queen & Corgi. Folksy was marvellous and I have nothing but praise for you. I hope that more people will learn about you and join you and that you never lose that personal contact with your customers.

Folksy is much smaller than Etsy but we're dedicated to creating the best marketplace for makers in the UK - where handmade doesn't have to compete with mass-produced - & where you can be part of a friendly site with an incredible community, run by people passionate about craft.