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Does anyone else not feel like eating much when the weather is like this?
Definitely. Alan & I have just shared a sandwich and followed it with a nice cold apple out of the fridge.
We have had a nice cold G&T each though 
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Evening Sonia 
I wish hot weather would stop my voracious appetite but I've recently wolfed down a big plateful of fodder and now you've mentioned a Muller, I've got the last cherry Magnum in mind. Dammit!
Tell you what though, the humidity has also swollen my fingers up to sausage size proportions and jammed the ring mam gave me on one of them.
Apart from drying washing at warp speed, I'd like to know what benefits this flaming weather brings. Moan, whine, whinge...
How are you doing this evening sweetie? xxx
