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Evening Sonia. Yes, I managed to get a snap of the truck on its way down to Ray's. A nice and tasty round-off after his evening chow.
We've just finished ours but I can't be bothered to wash up. Has your appetite stayed ok or have you had any problems with eating hon? Hopefully not xxx
Edit: I didn't mean Ray would be eating the truck...
Mmm 
me too.
OH had a RIG tube that went through his abdomen directly into his stomach, but that was because he wasn't allowed to eat or drink anything for 2 months. He didn't use it at all for a further 4 months but it was kept in place in case he needed it. I had to flush it twice a day to avoid infections. I was glad when that task came off my list.
Are you bothering with the football tonight hon? Playing for third place is a bit of a no no xxx
That's very true, Kez. All the above xxx 
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