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O/S Daily Monday 19 December 2022

nmlc Posts: 4,788 Forumite

19 December 2022 at 6:58AM in Old style MoneySaving

Morning

Hugs to those that want/need them, those who are poorly and those who are looking after a poorly person x

Happy birthday to those with a birthday x

Very dark damp and windy start to the day.

DH and DS1 getting ready for work, I'm showered, dressed and enjoying my first cuppa and my porridge whilst on here. DS2 settled and happy.

Chicken and chips/salad for lunch yesterday as no-one really knew what they fancied, we've all either got or getting over lurgy

Whole household not well, hoping we're coming to the other side now.

Keep safe and well x

nmlc x

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