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good evening everyone Yes I enjoyed my lie in it was lovely and relaxing. Then I went to get my hair cut so I'm a bit tidier now. Work in the afternoon was ok and it felt like a nice short day. Ben and me had left over roast chicken from yesterday, with veg, roasties and I made a bit more skirlie - it all tasted just as good as yesterday's yum. Ben must still be catching up on sleep after his night shift last night - he is here on the sofa snoring his head off and I think I need ear plugs

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Good morning everybody. Dorothy hope you survived Ben's snoring on the sofa last night. Not sure what I'm doing yet but might go along to Gourock for a wee change.

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Good evening all. Hope you had a nice day in Gourock, Jess. It's nice to get a wee change of scenery now and again.

Dorothy, I don't know if the boys snore, but can't say the same about Martin, but I better haud ma wheesht as I'll get a skelpit lug .

Hope things are okay with Rona. I imagine she'll be getting on with things down South. A difficult time.

Hope you're all having a nice relaxing night. I was going to be going along to the Art Centre to see short films of old Paisley, but once I'm in a night during the week I don't want to go back out again. No doubt it'll be on the website soon.

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Hi folks. Have been a busy thing these last few days, but am fine. My brother's funeral will not be until April 7th, they take such a long time down in England, it's awful having to wait a couple of days short of 4 weeks.

Jess/Dorothy see you for the theatre on Saturday woo hoo!!

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Omg that is a helluva long wait Rona! I'm sure you'll be glad to get it over with. I always imagine the funeral is very difficult for the family as they are in full view of everyone at such a sad time.

Have a great time at the theatre. We had a great time on Saturday. The theatre was jam packed full! Half the theatre was in The Griffin beforehand . Martin had my mum dancing in the aisle, but she loved it really

I bought an Itison deal today for a steak dinner in the Arisaig i Glasgow for Friday. Those online deals are fab. Those deals make it easier to afford treats nowadays.

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Rona that is an awful long time to wait for the funeral, I think that is into Easter time. Myra I didn't go to Gourock today but I'll go tomorrow. I can imagine your mum likes a wee boogie, a bit like yourself enjoy the meal on Friday.

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Myra it is good to get a wee treat now and again, and am sure your mum had a great day. I will down your way tomorrow, am visiting Lucy at Falside Road

Yes it is a long time to wait, and I, like a lot of the family just want it over and done with for lots of reasons. It is the Tuesday after the Easter holiday Jess.

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Rona, are you still visiting Lucy? That's nice. I'm sure she would've been fond of you and Rodger.

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Rona that's nice that you keep in touch with Lucy.

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Yes we are still pals, although not to sure that Andrew is to happy, but it will fizzle out am sure before long.