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thought it might be useful to put everyone into date order (that or I'm putting off cleaning the kitchen!)


Aug 29th Peppa


Sept 11th jollybaby - pink

Sept 14th Sanity Girl

Sept 15th Smiler - pink

Sept 17th Buggie

Sept 17th Millsa - pink

Sept 21st Au'lait

Sept 26th Mummynegin - pink

Sept 28th Psych


Oct 6th Penpot

Oct 8th Katycameron

Oct 16th Reren - blue

Oct 17th EDZ - pink

Oct 24th PrincessPeckingham - pink

Oct 29th Supergolden88 - blue


Nov 1st kerry.finlay

Nov 2nd Foxyarchie

Nov 7th LeilahB

Nov 8th angelchildsmum - pink

Nov 20th MrsLL2b

Nov 12th Trish

Nov 22nd Felt-tip

Nov 24th Fuschia

Nov 25th HollieES

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