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I have started chucking out my vinyl - no requests please I have good homes arranged, and the rare 4AD is staying - and decided to become a psychotherapist.


Keef - did the same thing a couple of weekends back; decided to kick the sauce for a while.


Well done pgc - round to yours for a dansak soon then? Hows the new arrival?


UC

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote:

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> After a gruesome birth, blood transfusions, etc,

> she delivered a bonny boy absolutely healthy and

> no idea of the fuss he caused. That's what I call

> an achievement!


Many congratulations and well done. >:D<

Today I worked from home, so I went to the Doctors, went to the North Cross Road Pharmacy (see soon to be new thread), waved at Steph, chatted to Reuben, got a coffee at Nero's, worked a bit, had lunch (see thread), went to a business meeting at Dulwich Hospital, bumped into and chatted to PGC, came home.
  • 2 weeks later...

Went for a swim, the first time in yonks, feel healthier already and smug.

Received call whilst dressing in the pulse changing room, please get more details on faulty ventilator. Rang Graz in Austria obtained facts and reported them to repairer. Received an order and now have to do real work to fulfill same. Must remember to enclose free gift.

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