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Evening all
We got back home at about 2:30pm, unpacked the motorhome and then collected Thora and Remy from nursery.
It's still hot and sticky here.
I've not been able to read the pages of posts, far too many you chatty lot 
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Just finished in the kitchen Sonia, and I'm sick of the sight of it!
Let's hope the little bit of rain you've had turns torrential 
Derek's in Tucson, Arizona, and he was there last year. He sent some smashing photos and told us about his adventures, that's why I remember places he'd been before. I think he goes every year but not absolutely sure.
How are you doing today hon? xxx
A bit like yourself with the osteoarthritis making my knees painful, lovey. Walking around helps a bit.
Yes, take a couple of painkillers if that helps and get your feet up too.
Your son sounds dapper, but after what he's been through he does right to get himself what he wants. He must look very smart. Does he go for regular hair cuts too to complete his man about town image? He must get a lot of attention from the ladies 
