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It’s been a lovely morning but the rain is due to arrive soon and the temp supposed to drop from 13c to 6c by early evening 😕
Got some washing out and dried this morning, had a walk around town, picked up some liver from the butcher and made a casserole for dinner tonight.
Lunch was a prawn salad pitta and I’ll just need to prep some veg to go with the liver casserole tonight.
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I'm glad you're feeling better Farway.
I volunteered an extra day at petworth this week as it's the school holidays, it wasn't as busy as expected in the bookshop although I understand it was busy in the park, I imagine people making the most of the sunshine.
My neighbours have decorators in so I asked if they recommended them and then arranged them to give me a quote tomorrow for my lounge/dining room. I really must start that ball rolling.
Chicken pasta salad for lunch. LO Korean beef Brice bowl for dinner
Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage - Anais Nin0
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