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** thinks back to Fear's idea about hooking up Guitar Hero to the TV in the CPT and having a serious session **

** wonders how possible that will be and who would be up for it **

** chinks Tillie's glass **

** Assures DulwichMum that the Friday feeling is reserved for those of us with salary-enforced weekly structure and is largely unavailable to those ladies who lunch at leisure ;-) **

*Awakens from happy slumber - awoken by the satisfying crunch of a chocolate bar.*

*Wonders how all the crumbs around my mouth appeared - remembers and thanks Sean for delicious breakfast"

*Does curious duvet shuffle out of door, avoiding the bowlers...waves goodbye to all, promising to return minus duvet (but with clothes) a little later.*

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