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  • Sorry your feeling unwell, hope you manage to get an early and restful night xx
  • milann
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    Hope you feel better soon SA. Sounds as if it’s got a hold on Mr SA, hope you shake it off soon.
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    Oh no mr sa's bug caught you hope you feel better soon xx
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    Hope that you are on the mend really soon xx
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  • I hope you feel better soon and I'm glad you can work from home today. Don't go back too soon and hold back your recovery :naughty:.
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    Get well soon x

    Hope you both have a good night's sleep, that makes such a difference.
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    Morning folks thanks for your messages :)

    Still feeling a bit rough and am working from home again today. Went into work yesterday though. Trying my best to recover for the night out tomorrow but will go whatever, I'm looking forward to it too much.

    Mr SA is stressing about what time I'll be back tomorrow night. I told him I'm not going clubbing afterwards, I'll be home when the show finishes plus taxi journey time. Honestly!!!!

    Mr SA still slightly off colour, he's getting better but won't admit it. He's eating properly now and is back on the beer, so not as bad as he's making out.

    Took advantage of the Mr S half price toy sale yesterday and picked up a Barbie house for GD for Xmas. That's one present bought :)
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  • Onebrokelady
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    Sorry to hear you have had the lurgy too, whatever is going round is horrible,hope you feel better for your night out xx
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    Enjoy your night out :)
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  • milann
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    Think I might have to have a mooch at Mr T toy sale....I’ve heard a few folk getting bargains.
    Pleased you’re feeling a bit better - hopefully you’ll feel even better and enjoy your evening out :beer:
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