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helloooo ! I know I am very late again but such a lack of posts?
Tech issues?
I will just post this and see what happens
Cheers
ssshhhhh if you are sleeping. Sorry there appeared to be no one around earlier.
Not sure why. Persistent silence is unusual.
I will pop these here for when you need them
Cheers
A decided lack of posts. I am hoping site issues or phone issues and not OH issues 
You were right the first time, it is or was a mushroom 
but now you've got me thinking!
Cheers
Evening/morning Shimmers, I've just popped in after a quite long session on AI discussing aspects of my forthcoming TULA on 18th Nov. I have found AI to be increasingly competent provided full context is given but I always double check info from other sources and, if necessary, pester medical professionals.
I've had the 2nd slice of birthday cake this evening. I could become an addict 
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I hope you've had an ok day and that the two Gills are sleeping peacefully. You may be as well! Bed for me soon. xxx
