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Morning Ukilele 
We went shopping earlier - horrendous! However, the pic of Pippin has just cheered us right up so thank you little pudding Pips, and you carry on writhing.
Uki, did the comedy farce, involving your SiL, make it into the Huddersfield Examiner crime reports? That would make for great reading and I'd be able to show off, telling all and sundry that I actually know the perp's FiL giving me an air of celebrity.
Love the latest birdy info but I'll have you know there's nowt common about our wood pigeons - they're quite regal in the way they strut around our overgrown garden.
Keep cool and drink plenty, chicken xxx
That's great news. I'm delighted for you.
