awards dinner

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Lynn my plus 1..fellow trader and best friend  on 'red' carpet

Comments

  1. Wayne1:04 am, December 06, 2013

    We've never spoke but I've followed the blog for a while. Congratulations on the award nomination and, however it went, you should be proud. You look great by the way.

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  2. Family Affairs8:54 am, December 06, 2013

    You look gorg x

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  3. Merisi8:06 am, December 07, 2013

    You look fabulous, Saz! :-) xxx

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  4. Akelamalu12:43 pm, December 07, 2013

    You look lovely! I love your dress. :)

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  5. Maggie May1:47 pm, December 07, 2013

    You look really fabulous! Good to hear from you again.
    Maggie x

    Nuts in May

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  6. Anonymous3:53 pm, December 09, 2013

    Definitely living up to the fabulous in the title of the blog - hope you did well in the final reckoning

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  7. Suldog12:00 am, December 16, 2013

    You look absolutely wonderful. Great dress.

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  8. Suldog12:01 am, December 16, 2013

    Of course, I now realize that my comment comes from a man wearing the type of hat I'm wearing in my photo, so perhaps it won't mean too much to you. Sorry about that. You really DO look great.

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  9. Suburbia9:00 am, January 05, 2014

    Wonderful pics of you :-D

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  10. mackyton11:39 am, August 30, 2018

    This share remembers me of the award function organized by our company. It was an annual meet and all the employees got appreciation certificates with gifts. Liked the sparkling lights and shiny atmosphere at venue NYC booked by our boss. Sumptuous dinner and branded drinks really made it much more special.

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