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Featured Member - Alana 902 views
Best known for spurring on the efforts in the WeddingPath diet club, the "Hard Talk" questions this week are answered by Alana. In the other seat is our own Margo T-Monkey.
Margo - How are you feeling?
Alana - Today I am feeling not as good as I did yesterday because yesterday it was still the weekend and now it is Monday morning!
Margo - I get like this on Mondays too - I find that a HUGE bar of Cadbury's helps, followed by a trip to see the Dreamboys.
Margo - What first attracted you to your partner?
Alana - I think what first attracted me to my h2b was his smile and his friendly and relaxed nature.
Margo - If you won £10,000 what would you do?
Alana - If I had £10,000 to spend I would buy me and h2b a new car because we both drive old bangers at the moment.
Margo - I know how to hotwire Suj's Toyota Corolla - we should talk after this interview?
Margo - What was the first record you ever bought?
Alana - It was Natalie Imbruglia, Left of the middle
Margo - Rob in the WP office keeps playing "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" - I think I might go out and buy that one...
Margo - If money was no object, which dress would you buy?
Alana - I would have a custom made Vera Wang but probably in a similar style to the one I have now but with thousands of hand sewn swarovski crystals.
Margo - What's your favourite apple?
Alana - My favourite apple is a Braeburn, I had one not 10 minutes ago, yum
[we could expect no less from a fitness fashionista! I think Margo feels a bit outdone here because she refuses to reply]
Margo - Which of your vendors would you name and praise so far?
Alana - It would be princess poppy tiaras for my lovely necklace, and also not technically a vendor but I owe alot of my fantastic stretching of our budget to ebay, I have had my bridesmaid dresses, tiara, favours, table decorations all for a fraction of the price I could have paid.
Margo - What aspect of planning your wedding are you finding the most difficult?
Alana - It's been the guest list, with a few guests that we felt we had to invite not because we wanted them there, just invited as a matter of family diplomacy.
Margo - I have a similar problem as there's a pride of lions in Borneo who have heavily hinted that they want to come to my big day, and I haven't had the nerve to tell them yet that they're "not getting in".
If you would like to be a featured member, please contact margo at margo@weddingpath.com
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