02-02-2017, 08:31 PM
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Went to lunch with Rosie (neither of us fancied U3A) and we both ended up spending money like a man with no arms......The weather has been wild here today, don't know what the windspeed has been, but I have a rattling chimney pot and I reckon it will be a miracle if it doesn't come off at some point. Builder coming to look at it on Saturday morning - fingers crossed.
03-02-2017, 12:16 PM
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That's lovely Rhosyn xxxThought my windows were coming through last night and its quite bad today and wet yuk
I'm going to a friends 90th birthday later. She is having High Tea in the King Arthur in Gower . I have got a lift so must motivate myself to go
04-02-2017, 01:02 PM
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What a difference in two days , sun is out and quite warm .I managed to survived the 90th party , didn't really know anybody and had to hang around for my lift home . There is a wedding booked there today so they will be happy the sun is out
05-02-2017, 05:52 PM
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Had a meet and greet party for g.granddaughter this afternoon.It was meant to be a baby shower last month but because she arrived early the date and name of the party had to be changed!Recorded the Wales v Italy rugby game will watch it later,know the result.Da iawn Cymru.
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