It has to be said, the wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has to be the best wedding I’ve ever seen. I mean you have to love a good wedding, but it has to be said their’s was truly special. From the dress, to the looks of love shared between them, the absolutely fantastic choir and of course that speech from Bishop Curry! I mean if I could have him at my wedding, I would book him in a heartbeat, he was just great.
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Who would have ever thought back in the 1980s that empty crisp packets may one day become valuable!! At the age of 8 in 1980, I started collecting crisp packets. I’d always loved crisps and in those days, the highlight of my week, was a James Bond movie on a Sunday and my Dad giving me £1.00 to go to the shop, where I’d come back with 10 packs of crisps to munch my way through during the movie.
Having been a keen seller of collectable items for the past 20 years, I thought I’d try my luck at selling a few packs and was pleased when I managed to achieve between £10 and £15 per empty packet, some are in better condition than others, but they are still great collectable items, there can’t be many of these wonders available, although I did recently happen upon Dave Valentine, who it seemed had the same idea as me and started his own crisp packet collection! Looks like me and Dave are cut from the same cloth, see his story below! Just goes to show you really can’t under estimate the fortunes one can find when going through their loft!!!
