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katie1997

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mazza7103 Wrote:

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> Lm no one else is here yet.


sorry I was late mazza7103, was lovely to see you and the others again


cheers for arranging it, peckham rye park picnic area is F-A-B


k xx


PS. i still have *someone's* frisbee, never mind ;)

Ladymuck

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katie1997 Wrote:

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> cheers for arranging it...


Yes Mazza65210975262812096345, thanks so much for organising. Another fabulous day. Erm...so what time did you lushes get thrown out of Clock House then? Or are you still there LOL?

daizie

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It was lovely to meet you all again but Ow iv'e got a headache today, all that vodka and other peoples food, LM ;-). I do apologise if anyone was offended by my lack of picnicing skills i.e turning up with booze no food, scoffing, belching, swearing,

Cant wait for next time ;-)

Ladymuck

Ladymuck

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Daizie,


I'm so, so sorry my comments appeared sarcastic (and - don't argue - they have to some...I have been told). I was GENUINELY jesting though...I have a shocking sense of humour. I am also highly naive - as you know. So massive apologies for unintentionally hurting your feelings.


And, just for the record, had it not been for you bringing all that booze, we would have run out LONG before we actually did. Next time, we'll have to organise ourselves better...there was waaaaaay too much food this time around...I am still horribly bloated and look 6 months' pregnant.


But it was a lovely, lovely day with the finest of company. Absolutely perfect!


Big hugs and xxx to you Daizie.

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