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-Hello and welcome to Prynhawn Da

-on St Dwynwen's Day.

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-We hope you're having a love-ely day

-or have a romantic evening planned.

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-Did you receive a card, Rhodri?

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-What do you think?

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-Romance is in the air

-on today's programme.

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-Mearl Jones is ready

-to undergo a makeover.

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-We hear about the heartache of

-the woman behind St Dwynwen's Day.

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-Elinor Wyn Reynolds joins us

-with shelf-full of romantic novels.

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-Alison prepares some recipes

-from the Plesio'r Gwr culinary book.

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-We hear more about this book

-that was published especially...

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-..for the 1967 Carmarthen Eisteddfod

-from Daniel Jenkins Jones.

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-Love is in the air

-for the next 50 minutes.

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-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

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-We begin by welcoming the woman

-who is having a makeover today.

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-Mearl Jones from Bancyfelin

-is today's lucky recipient.

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-Welcome to the programme.

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-We are also joined by your daughter,

-daughter-in-law and grandchild.

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-Catrin is your daughter

-and Rhian is your daughter-in-law.

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-Yes, she is four months old.

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-Gwenno is my granddaughter.

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-She is a good girl.

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-You have been celebrating.

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-I celebrated my birthday.

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-I'm 21 again!

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-I knew I was coming here

-two weeks ago.

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-I had to take a day off work.

-It wasn't my idea!

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-Rhian thought of it.

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-She deserves it.

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-Catrin has two sons.

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-I have two sons, Jac and Cai.

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-They are in school.

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-They will watch it later.

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-Are you still working?

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-I work part time

-at the local hospital.

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-I'm also the caretaker

-of the school.

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-You've been married

-for a long while.

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-I've been married for 39 years.

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-I have to wear a uniform in work.

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-I usually just wear

-comfortable clothes.

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-Do you often get a chance

-to get yourself pampered?

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-I do get my hair done

-for special occasions.

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-Mam is easy going.

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-She doesn't like tight clothing.

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-She doesn't get time for herself.

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-She looks after the kids too.

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-You also attend chapel.

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-Yes, I go to the chapel.

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-I was involved

-with the Sunday School.

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-She also babysits for us.

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-Do you enjoy family time?

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-We try to go out

-as a family sometimes.

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-It's great to see you here.

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-Enjoy your day.

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-Thanks to all of you who have

-already sent in your entries...

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-..for our Winter photography

-competition.

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-Here are a few of them.

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-You have been very quick

-to get snapping.

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-The competition only began on Monday

-and here are the details once again.

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-We are in the grip

-of winter's cold weather.

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-The Ice Queen

-leaves her mark everywhere.

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-The light is perfect to take

-that great, seasonal photo.

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-Venture out with your camera

-and show us your winter.

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-There's an iPad or television

-for our winner.

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-You have until midday on 24 February

-to take part.

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-Send your photos to Prynhawn Da,

-Stryd y Parc, Llanelli, SA15 3YE...

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-..or to [email protected].

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-You can also enter via Facebook

-or Twitter via @PrynhawnDaS4C...

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-..or on Instagram

-via @HenoPrynhawnDa.

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-Good luck to you all.

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-Get snapping

-and send in your photos.

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-Charity cookbooks in aid of local

-causes are quite commonplace...

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-..but it's not a new phenomenon.

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-50 years ago, to coincide with

-the Carmarthen Urdd Eisteddfod...

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-..a book was published with an

-interesting title, 'Plesio'r Gwr'...

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-..or 'Pleasing your Husband'.

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-It contained recipes from wives of

-prominent Welsh people of the time.

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-Here to discuss this remarkable book

-is Daniel Jenkins Jones.

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-Welcome to the programme.

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-Here too is Alison Huw.

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-We have set you a challenge to

-cook a few recipes from the book...

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-..but more about that later.

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-Tell us more about this book,

-Daniel.

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-I as clearing out over Christmas.

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-It caught my eye.

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-I was intrigued.

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-My father was chair of the

-working party for the Eisteddfod.

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-They wanted to raise money.

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-This was one way to do that.

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-A local woman was the editor.

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-It was quite a feat to print a Welsh

-book of this kind 50 years ago.

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-There weren't many cookery books

-at all in those days.

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-Is this the first Welsh recipe book,

-I wonder?

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-Women are named in this book, too.

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-The women are called

-after their husbands.

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-I hope it was tongue in cheek.

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-Mrs Gwynfor Evans.

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-Mrs Gwynfor Evans is an example.

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-It is more than a cookery book.

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-It's a mirror to the past,

-a picture of the time.

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-It can be perceived by us

-as being a bit sexist.

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-The ingredients reflect the time.

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-Did they taste better with lard?

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-Lard was used a lot,

-as were tinned fruit.

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-They put a lot of fruit

-in their curries!

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-It's great to take a look back.

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-The names are amazing in this.

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-Many women weren't named by their

-first names.

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-No women are called

-by their first name.

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-Mrs Dewi Bebb is in there.

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-They don't mention

-their first names.

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-Lady Edwards has a recipe.

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-There is an amusing line

-about pigeons.

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-If your husband was to turn up with

-two pigeons over his shoulder...

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-..then he would have to pluck them.

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-One name is mentioned at the end.

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-Mrs Huw Thomas.

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-He was my mother's brother.

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-He read the news on ITV.

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-He was an eligible bachelor.

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-His wife was called Ann.

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-A local press house published it.

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-The book was published by Lodwig,

-another Carmarthenshire family.

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-All the proceeds went to the Urdd.

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-It seems only women cooked then.

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-It was the Swinging Sixties.

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-That hadn't reached Carmarthen.

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-Are you alarmed by some

-of the recipes, Alison?

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-The recipes take me back

-to the 1970s.

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-Kidneys and lard are featured.

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-There are some twists.

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-I wanted to add ingredients

-like coriander!

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-50 years has made such a difference.

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-Everything was in a tin.

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-We get them all year round now.

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-Cream came from a tin.

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-The recipes also reflect

-Carmarthenshire.

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-There is a recipe for Towy salmon

-and one for Beca bread...

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-..named after Merched Beca.

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-I will be cooking later.

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-Menter Iaith Dibych hold an event

-tonight.

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-Doors open at 7pm.

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-That's all for now,

-but after the break...

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-..we'll learn about

-the story of St Dwynwen.

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-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

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-Just in case you didn't know,

-although I'm sure you do...

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-..it's St Dwynwen's Day,

-the day for lovers in Wales.

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-But who exactly was Dwynwen?

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-Daf Wyn has the story for us.

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-The Welsh celebrate romance on

-25 January but it has sombre roots.

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-Dwynwen is the Welsh patron saint

-of lovers from the fifth century.

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-She was the most devout

-and most beautiful...

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-..of Brychan Brycheiniog's

-daughters.

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-He had 24 daughters

-so that is quite a feat!

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-St Dwynwen was a fifth-century

-saint.

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-According to Iolo Morganwg...

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-..she is commemorated

-at Llanddwyn Island near Anglesey.

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-She was in love with a young man

-called Maelon.

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-They had a very strange

-relationship.

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-She fell out with him and he was

-turned into a slab of ice.

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-That is the story.

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-God visited her in a dream

-and granted her three wishes.

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-First, she asked

-that Maelon be defrosted.

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-Her second wish was to be made

-the patron saint of Welsh lovers.

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-Her third wish

-was that she remain unmarried.

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-She is now the patron saint

-of lovers in Wales...

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-..and became very popular

-during the last century.

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-After her wishes were granted...

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-..Dwynwen became a nun and moved to

-Llanddwyn Island near Anglesey.

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-This is where she died in 460.

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-The remains of St Dwynwen's Church

-still stand to this day.

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-It's also home to Dwynwen's Well

-that housed a sacred fish...

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-..who's movements predicted

-the future of relationships.

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-Bubbling water meant that

-good fortune and love would follow.

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-From Anglesey to Monmouth...

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-..Wales is awash with romantic

-locations to visit with lovers...

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-..but this would not be possible

-without the sacrifice of one lady...

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-..over 1,400 years ago.

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-It's an interesting story.

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-Mearl Jones is getting a makeover

-this afternoon.

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-How is the transformation going,

-Huw?

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-Mearl is completely relaxed.

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-The girls have

-also been advising her.

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-What are you doing to the hair,

-Ruth?

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-We'll neaten the hair.

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-We'll create more layers

-because it's grown quite thick.

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-You're full of cold, Ruth,

-like everyone else at home!

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-I'll shorten the layers,

-neaten it, and blow-dry it.

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-Will Mearl need to blow-dry it

-as she's going somewhere on Sunday?

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-I won't say where in case

-she doesn't know about it!

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-I'm the one who organized it.

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-They'll enjoy some posh nosh

-at the Cawdor.

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-Will she be able to recreate

-this look?

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-It's an easy look that

-she can create at home.

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-She can use rollers

-to add some volume...

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-..if she finds it difficult

-with a brush and hairdryer.

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-You'll also advise and explain

-everything to Mearl.

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-What about the make-up, Patricia?

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-Mearl told me that

-she likes wearing make-up.

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-But she tends to stick to

-a natural-coloured palette.

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-Mearl wears glasses, so does

-she have change her eye make-up?

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-No, just as long as she can see what

-she's applying, and it looks neat.

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-She wants something more special

-and I will use the same palette.

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-But I'll change the technique

-of applying the tones.

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-The palette is quite neutral and

-will match any outfit we choose.

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-It's an easy palette to work with.

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-For those who aren't too confident,

-I suggest sticking to this palette.

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-It can still be striking

-and natural-looking.

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-The top line has darker shades but

-with a touch of sheen and glitter.

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-Do you often wear make-up?

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-No, only when I go out

-or go to town.

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-The girls can give you some advice.

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-Are you using any hair products, or

-is it just a blow-dry and hairspray?

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-I'm just using hairspray

-so it will keep in place.

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-I'll apply a product when it's wet

-to create some volume in the hair.

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-I'll advise Mearl on what to buy.

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-When Mearl returns to the studio,

-everything will be completed...

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-..and she'll wear a fabulous outfit.

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-All will be revealed

-later in the programme.

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-Mari Grug is here to tell us

-bout tonight's Heno at 7.00pm.

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-We continue with the romance.

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-Aled and Eleri Edwards of Cilycwm

-will be my studio guests...

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-..and, quite fittingly,

-they will be singing a love song.

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-They have a new CD.

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-It's full of romantic tunes.

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-Elin is in Dolgellau, one of the

-most romantic places in Wales.

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-Huw looks at the influence Jackie

-Kennedy had on the fashion world.

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-It's inspired by the new film

-about Jackie Kennedy.

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-The film has been nominated for

-three Oscars.

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-I also got flowers this morning!

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-I was so shocked!

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-Thank you, Mari.

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-It's St Dwynwen's Day,

-so after the break...

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-..Elinor Wyn Reynolds will be

-encouraging us to read love stories.

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-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da

-on St Dwynwen's Day.

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-It's the most romantic day

-of the year in Wales.

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-Do you know what, Rhodri,

-I don't feel very romantic.

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-A bit of music might help...

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-..and why don't we dim the lights.

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-That's much better.

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-How about a love story?

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-Are you ready?

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-"Hywel put his arms around her,

-squeezed her tight and kissed her.

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-"It was a much better kiss

-than the first one.

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-"Hywel knew that whatever

-happened in the future...

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-..with Lois beside him, he could

-deal with absolutely anything."

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-Rhodri, I don't know what to do!

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-Elinor Wyn Reynolds joins us.

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-Have you had a romantic day so far?

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-That was so underwhelming!

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-I prefer to get a box of chocolate.

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-A poem always does for me!

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-But what about a book?

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-A book or novel is a great gift

-to give someone on St Dwynwen's Day.

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-Giving a book or novel as a gift

-has more longevity than chocolate.

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-Poems are perfectly forms and will

-mean more than some chocolate.

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-There are so many great love poems.

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-There are so many Welsh romantic

-tales and poems.

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-There's the story

-of Rhys and Meinir.

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-It didn't end well!

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-We don't have many Mills & Boon.

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-Do you recall Y Fodrwy series?

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-They were stories

-that helped you escape.

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-They were popular in the Seventies.

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-There's Mr Perffaith

-by Joanna Davies.

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-There's a no-holds-barred version

-and a more feminine version.

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-Women can be difficult to please.

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-We also like some romance.

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-Women are complex creatures.

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-I'm not saying anything!

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-way.

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-Being swept off our feet

-doesn't work anymore.

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-Today, women are working girls.

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-You have to work hard to be

-romantic.

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-We don't have knights on white

-horses anymore.

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-Many people will propose this day.

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-Last year,

-there was a gap in the market.

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-Gomer Press wanted to print a book

-of stories or poems...

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-..about getting married.

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-Llyfr Bach Priodas

-is a book that celebrates weddings.

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-It's the perfect gift for couples

-who are about to get married...

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-..or celebrating

-a wedding anniversary.

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-There are some fantastic poems.

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-There are poems for enjoyment and

-others to use at wedding ceremonies.

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-The book also features photographs

-of weddings through the decades.

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-The book features encounters

-of falling love and marrying.

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-This is also a great gift.

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-I buy poetry books

-for wedding gifts.

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-Many people give cards on this day.

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-Cusan is a Tudur Budur book.

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-There is also a book about St

-Dwynwen.

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-There are some great books here.

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-There's also a book about Dwynwen.

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-If you want to hear more about it,

-I recommend this book.

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-I've also got a special event

-to announce.

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-A poetry evening called Torri Tir

-with Aneirin Karadog and myself.

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-The free event is held tomorrow

-at The Warren, Carmarthen at 7.30pm.

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-The evening's theme is Cwtsh and is

-quite apt for today's celebrations.

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-The guest poets of the night is

-Tudur Dylan and Miriam Elin Jones.

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-The free event is held tomorrow

-at The Warren, Carmarthen at 7.30pm.

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-We also experience a bit of hygge.

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-That's the word of the moment!

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-Everyone is welcome.

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-Come and have a cwtsh!

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-After the break, Alison cooks up

-recipes from the book...

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-..that we discussed earlier

-in the programme.

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-And I'll be revealing the

-transformation of Mearl Jones.

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-Welcome back.

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-Earlier on, we chatted about a

-cookery book published 50 years ago.

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-It was to coincide with the 1967

-Urdd Eisteddfod in Carmarthen.

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-The book was called 'Plesio'r Gwr',

-or How to Please your Man.

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-Alison, you've been trying out

-a few of the recipes.

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-Daniel Jenkins Jones

-found the book at home.

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-Your father was involved.

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-It's a social document

-from the time.

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-There are no pictures.

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-It's a real shame.

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-I hope I've done them justice.

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-The first recipe from the book

-is Mrs Gwynfor Evans' Sweet Flan.

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-It's a simple pudding using

-items found in the cupboard.

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-It's a biscuit type base.

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-It was very short.

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-You placed the fruit on the base.

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-Arrowroot was added to make

-a quick jelly from the juice.

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-It's a thickening agent.

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-It's like starch.

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-She says to use red fruit.

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-I used raspberry juice.

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-It's a funny colour!

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-You would serve it

-with tinned cream or milk.

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-It looks odd!

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-You could add a meringue on top.

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-Curries were made back then.

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-Only blended curry powder

-was available in those days.

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-You couldn't get individual spices.

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-I wasn't sure if it was a fruit

-salad or curry recipe!

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-We would use a jar of curry sauce

-these days.

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-This is made from scratch.

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-You would mix stock

-with curry powder.

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-You serve them with bananas

-and mandarins from tins.

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-That rings a bell for you, Daniel.

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-It takes me back to my childhood

-on Boxing Day.

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-We had coconut

-with the turkey curry.

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-It's quite attractive.

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-Sieved egg was added.

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-You crumbled that over the curry.

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-The bara brith looks nice.

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-The next recipe

-is Mrs Owen Edwards' Bara Brith.

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-Every family would have

-their own Bara Brith recipe.

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-This is a very easy recipe

-to follow.

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-You don't steep the fruit in tea.

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-Sian is known as a harpist now.

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-There are other similar recipes.

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-You sliced it thin

-and added a lot of butter.

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-Mrs T Raymond also has advice on how

-to improve on convenience foods.

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-There weren't many foods of this

-kind to be found in those days.

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-Some housewives felt it was

-dishonest to serve these foods.

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-This was a way of adding a twist

-to a few recipes.

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-Mayonnaise was made

-into salad cream.

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-Are these dishes more calorific?

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-They aren't that nutritious.

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-Lard is used more these days.

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-There was less ingredients.

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-Peopled remembered rationing

-back then.

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-The books should be republished.

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-Some 50 minutes ago, we chatted

-with Mearl Jones from Bancyfelin.

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-She had a special birthday yesterday

-and is having a makeover today.

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-Before we see the new Mearl...

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-..Huw will remind us

-of how she looked earlier on.

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-When Mearl came in today,

-she looked very smart...

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-..but had chosen some

-practical, comfortable clothes.

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-There was a scarf around the neck

-and some quiet colours.

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-Today, we wanted to look at

-something a bit more stylish.

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-This is the new Mearl Jones.

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-What do you think, Mearl?

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-It's lovely.

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-Thank you.

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-Tell us about the clothes, Huw.

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-I can't concentrate.

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-Alison has Nestle cream

-and tinned fruit!

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-This is a pink outfit.

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-Mearl would never choose

-this colour.

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-She looks younger than she is.

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-Women tend to turn to darker colours

-as they get older.

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-I have kept pastel colours.

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-It is very comfortable.

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-What about the hair, Ruth?

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-I have added some layers.

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-The hair is a bit shorter.

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-I've used thickening lotion

-when wet.

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-I will be able to recreate it, just!

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-What make-up did you use, Patricia?

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-I have kept the natural palette.

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-No mascara to be seen.

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-I have used eye shadow.

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-It's a soft look.

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-Pink mon the cheeks

-and bright lipstick.

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-I couldn't do it this well.

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-You will have to celebrate.

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-It was your 21st birthday yesterday.

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-The girls have returned.

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-Here is a nice cake.

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-What do you think, girls?

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-It's very swish and high heels!

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-It's very smart.

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-Gwenno is speechless!

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-Blow out the candles.

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-Happy birthday to you.

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-Have a great anniversary

-later this year.

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-Where are you celebrating?

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-We have a surprise now.

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-We are going for afternoon tea.

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-Enjoy your day.

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-That's all from us today, but

-we'll have more fashion tomorrow.

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-Statement sleeves tomorrow.

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-Pryd o Ser follows the news

-and weather on S4C.

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-Enjoy the rest of St Dwynwen's Day.

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-Goodbye.

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