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Lets see, it is Sunday night, it is after seven pm, the poppets are on their way to bed, and I am wafting about the house (have I mentioned that it is the same size as the Tate Modern?) in an Allegra Hicks kaftan sozzled on half a bottle of Saint Veran White Burgundy (40% off if you buy six bottles - well it would have been criminal not to...)


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