Ladies, if your socially active and like to know about the latest trends, hot spots, fashion trends and styles, the newest restaurants, spas, salons, bars or retail openings then you’ve got to check out Her Fab Life.

Her Fab Life was created by PMP media Canada, a developer of several niche based websites. Her Fab Life is the first website that they’ve developed and by all accounts it’s going to be a hit.

Across the top of the site you’ll see tabs marked New Styles, New Restaurants and Bars, New Stores, New Spas/Hotels, New Events, For Him, and Hot Guy of the week. Click on any tab to find out about fabulous new trends, places to go or shop or as the last tab says the latest Hot Guy of the week. This weeks Hot guy is musician William Tell.

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Don’t delay, visit Her Fab Life and see what’s going on in your area!

Now this one is really odd - A clergyman dubbed the “knicker-vicar” has come to the rescue of a small New Zealand town after the local clothing shop stopped selling women’s underwear. I’d really love to know why a clothing shop would stop selling womens underwear - particularly if they were the only ones in the area to sell them?

Reverend Gary Husband is starting a “knicker run” from his small North Island town of Inglewood to the nearby city of New Plymouth. “We get all the essentials here - apart from the ladies’ essentials,” Husband told Radio New Zealand.

Some how the problem was revealed in discussions after morning communion recently and Husband snapped into action, proving he could fulfill more than spiritual needs. I’d love to know how it was revealed perhaps a woman confessed “Reverend, I’m afraid I won’t be able to attend services anymore because I’m out of Knickers.”?

The first run is planned before Christmas, offering transport for women to travel to New Plymouth to stock up on delicates. That’s a long time to wait for new knickers isn’t it?

Oh, don’t worry, Husband said that the knicker run would not be restricted to followers of his Anglican denomination.