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Soo you had a chance to check up on flat availability?
Err I mean good morning 
Cheers
Morning to all. Very quiet around here so I am hoping that means most people are doing ok, are busy or have just given up due to tech issues.
For anyone not able to ask for support, here is a supply of gentle hugs to be applied as and when required
Cheers
Morning Shimmers 
We're in town now, supping coffee in a café. The checks are still going through on desired flat but I reiterated my interest if it fails through. All other stuff on the list done apart from shopping
that's next.
It's playing up again but could be down to signal in café? I'll take two of your hugs for OH and me. Thanks hon xxx
