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It is hon, especially if there's a misery dick trailing in your wake! 
Have a good evening my lovely xxx 
Alan loves Ikea 
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Afternoon all
I had a dreadful night. I woke up just after 2am feeling really sick, I managed to get an anti-sickness tablet down and then sat up until just before 4am waiting for the feeling to subside. I woke up feeling better but waited a while before I ate anything at a Lidl pit stop. Anyway, all seems well again now.
It's our last night in France, we'll be on the ferry tomorrow afternoon. Sad but looking forward to seeing Thora and Remy 
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Really? Then he's a keeper as I've only to mention IKEA and OH's face is tripping him!
Good lad, Alan 
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Afternoon Uki 
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I think we all knew how busy you'd be with the house buying so good luck, and even better luck with the scans.
Loads of love our kid xxx
