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Yes, Bob, I have done it, but it wasn't easy.
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And me...I'm not known for my brevity.:)
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Only through a straw Cashy. :)
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Nothing at all to lose......and it is worth £2 to get my brain activated.
So for now I won't post it here. |
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I have done one but won't be submitting it. Setting up the printer for this (newish) PC is just too much hassle. If on-line entries were allowed, I likely would have sent it in.
The Trip I am ready to go. This trip has been a long time in the planning and will be the journey of a lifetime. I have read all the available research to be knowledgeable about what I can expect when I get there. I will be traveling alone because I prefer to. I am proud of my self sufficiency. I haven't packed because I will be traveling light. All needs will be met on arrival. My family think I've booked a return ticket but I haven't. I don't like this place much. Reminder to self - leave the will on the sideboard. |
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Very Good M. At Accrington Grammar School, we spelled your 46th and 66th word with a double 'l' and am surprised that this may not have been the case at Accrington Girls High School.
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It's a bloomin' pain - all those "z"'s insead of "s"'s too...
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This is becoming addictive :D
Done another one - you may get my biography eventually;) The Battered Wife's Tale He was tall and handsome, but there was something lacking in his eyes. They had rear shutters as though some terrible secret lurked there. I never saw his soul. I found out to my cost that he didn't have one. He leached my emotion and thrived at my expense. I tried hard but never pleased him. When I escaped a death by his knife held hand, I broke free from him forever. I grieved for the loss of love that I had never had. Many years later he died violently and inexplicably. What goes around comes around - karma really happens. |
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