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Ditto 
re Shimmers, Gill.
We're in town for grocery shopping, but just having a pit stop for food.
Take care xxx
Back home now x
Sounds like you're copping the weather hon, so maybe the car's hiding till it subsides. Good sense on wheels.
It's dull here; otherwise it's like a fairy glen with absolutely nothing going on. 
I'll crack on but you stay cosy indoors Gill, and Shimmers, if you look in love, get well soon xxx 
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I just had a problem accessing the site. I normally hit the link in the notification, and it takes me straight in. But it wouldn't load. This has happened a few times recently. 
Has anyone else had this problem? In the end I went to my browser and found a bookmark, so managed to get back in! I'm going to keep it open, for now.
I have been logged out on my PC and my password is being rejected! 
So I am relying on the phone.
This is very frustrating.
