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All the very best for your last day of Radiotherapy tomorrow. You have smashed it.
Plenty Muller Corners and Chocolate 
to celebrate. xx
Evening Julie 
I made a reluctant return to Clearance City and duly conked out afterwards, so apologies for this late reply
I was about to give my take on the hackneyed predictability of Christmas movies but then saw Shimmers had beaten me to it... she's clearly an avid devotee of said fillums.
Got to admit it, they give me a fuzzy glow but only if it's damp, dark and dirty outside. 
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For real class the season isn't complete without the annual showing of Scrooge, starring Alastair Sim. Humbug!
Not to you Jules, I hasten to add, as I hope you have a comfortable evening and as good a sleep as you can manage, sweetheart xxx 
Ditto, Kez Sonia has been a real trooper throughout and I'll add to her chocolate haul xxx
You forgot the obligatory buying of a Christmas tree and making Christmas cookies/gingerbread house, preferably with a small child involved!! 
xxx
