11-03-2015, 10:55 PM
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Myra, its just me, Dorothy and Jess going to the theatre, its a Saturday afternoon and hopefully we will manage to have a few drinks after. Am glad you enjoyed your meal. Am sure you would of had a few laughs.Jess was saying she hopes to get home tomorrow if the work in the house is finished. Although she has enjoyed being with her niece, and it sounds as though she has been enjoying all the home cooking.
12-03-2015, 05:46 PM
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Good afternoon everybody, yes I'm back and although I enjoyed getting my meals made for me, I'm glad to get back home. Elizabeth and Jennifer brought me down the road today and we went to Scott's at the Marina for lunch, still a few things to get finished off with the bathrooms but it wont take them long to finish off. I'm really pleased with their work an cant wait to try them out. Loved the film yesterday and it looks like there a few good films coming out.
13-03-2015, 12:29 AM
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a late good evening. Jess its always nice to get back to your own bed. You will be glad the bathroom work is nearly over. Friday tomorrow and I'll be glad when the weekend is here. I am off to bed soon, finishing off a nice glass of pino grigio first
13-03-2015, 10:13 AM
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Hi again. Martin's just been face painted by Jamie for Red Nose Day! Martin's family are going to Portpatrick in April, to a Shearings hotel, same weekend as the Rothesay one. Martin would like us to join them so we've managed to swap. It'll need to be another time in Rothesay for us I'm afraid.13-03-2015, 08:11 PM
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Jess your hair will look lovely as usual. You'll all have a great weekend in Rothesay, it always is. Looking forward to Portpatrick as lots of people rave about it.Just had fish n chips and watching a DVD. Had a lovely day. Nice and relaxing now and done the housework this morning. Chilling now. Have a nice evening all.
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