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The Edcawber Principle
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Do share teapot!?0
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Will have a look for for the titles and post them the morra
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[STRIKE]£4.20[/STRIKE] £7.51 paid off a CC. Will be under £16k by [STRIKE]the end of the month[/STRIKE] tomorrow :coffee:0
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Hope today's better, Ed - as you say, lots of causes - then they interact with one another, and it all seems *terrible*. I bet teapot's suggestions will help, and I also bet self-care will help too - hope the black dog releases its grip.2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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Morning Ed,
a couple of suggestions re books about loss of pets, they should help to encourage questions as well. You didn't mention what kind of family pet it was and these two are about cats but you could always talk about your pet throughout the story.
'Goodbye Mog' by Judith Kerr
'Lovely Old Roly' by Michael Rosen
Hope the weekend goes well and you are able to feel more positive at the end of it.0 -
Cheers teapot
Gooodbye Mog is the only? Mog book as we were afraid to share it with DD at the time she first got into Mog. I suppose it's too late for concern now, so we'll check it out.
The Michael Rosen one also looks lovely.0 -
edinburgher wrote: »Cheers teapot
Gooodbye Mog is the only? Mog book as we were afraid to share it with DD at the time she first got into Mog. I suppose it's too late for concern now, so we'll check it out.
The Michael Rosen one also looks lovely.
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£5.24 paid off a CC, now less than £16k
DD and Mrs E are going through her baby box, adorable!0 -
I bet it is just as heart warming for you watching itedinburgher wrote: »DD and Mrs E are going through her baby box, adorable!
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