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You are Sasguru and MF and I claim my crisp crackly tennerConfusion is a natural state of being -
LatersOriginally posted by Diver View PostYou are Sasguru and MF and I claim my crisp crackly tenner
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Just noticed all the neighbour front doors are covered in brick dust.
Hope that we don't get complaints, as it is nowt to do with us.Comment
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evening
New dressing table is in place and contents have been moved over.
One visit to the tip to get rid of all the cardboard and a visit to my niece to give her our old dressing table.Comment
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I think tomorrow after lunch I will be putting the TV on the wall in the bedroom.
I have a feeling that mrs 5* wants the TV on a stud wall.
I think a visit to wickes might be needed to get some of those metal expandable wall plugs.Comment
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little un did well at training tonight and built up a thirst.
I must have also but I was only instructing but the vino seems to be going down easyComment
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earlish start tomorrow taking little un to swimming class and eldest to same swim club where she is a helper.
She will be taking her exams when she is old enough and the club owner has said she will pay her
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but as she is not old enough for owner to pay her she just helps and we pay her a whole £7 for 1.5 hours work
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but its never spent on books as we get them - the 3 hunger games came today from the book people and that cost a whole £6.99 for 3 books....Comment
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