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mockney piers Wrote:

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> Anna, I was honestly trying to work out whether I

> knew Rota, and why her decision was of any

> relevance.

> Clearly I'm a bit slow this morning.


:))Glad it's not just me who's a bit slow sometimes!

KalamityKel

KalamityKel

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Gosh the end of February seems such a long way off. I simply can't see that far ahead (I have enuff probs planning what to have for lunch!) Hmmm not sure how things are with rehearsals and such... I may be free, I may not :p I'm sure you lot wont notice either way :P

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