Don't Bother To Dress Up: A Time Filled with Tears, Laughter, Dementia and Some Very Brief Encounters. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Don't Bother To Dress Up: A Time Filled with Tears, Laughter, Dementia and Some Very Brief Encounters

Lizzie was an army child. She went on to marry an army officer and believed a life of routine and order would follow. But after 34 years of, relatively, happy married life she received the bombshell that her overweight, balding husband was leaving her for a Polish woman 20 years her junior. Within a month Lizzie was single, penniless, about to be homeless and very, very angry. It was also becoming obvious her mother was fast heading towards full dementia. The stability and help that Lizzie had hoped to give her aging parents was heading out the window, along with her husband's clothes and possessions. After the sale of her home, Lizzie moves into the spare room of her daughter Lucy's flat. A situation somewhat complicated by Lucy, at the same time, setting up a sex party business. For the next six months Lizzie shared the room with condoms, sex toys and champagne. When life could not seem to be any stranger, Lucy then decided to sign her mother up on Times Encounters, an on-line dating service. And then the fun really began. It was time of chaos, laughter, tears and a lot of very interesting encounters.