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  • beanielou
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    Sunday is a day of rest!

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    As at 17.04.26:
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    - OPs to mortgage = £18,925 Estd. interest saved = £9,670 to date
    c. 16 months reduction in term
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  • f0xh0les
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    Holey Mr Kk ! Hope he is not too sore, poor thing. Gentle pottering for him methinks.

    Put Nurse Chloe on the case. He can't get into trouble with the cat on his lap.

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  • Brewerspride
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    Sending healing thoughts to Mr KK. Hope he's OK once the local wears off.

  • PennysIntoPounds
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    Just catching up, blimey, you both need a day of only restful loveliness tomorrow (you know my rule, no bad vibes on a Sunday, and that applies severally after hospital visits and stressy things!)

    Plus one here with huge well done on having the defibrillator installed, that person has much better outcome and the people attending have much better mental health because of what you put in place. Be very proud

  • Sun_Addict
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    Poor Mr KK with a 2cm hole 😬 Eek to the feathery body clean up.

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  • debtfreewannabe321
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    Just catching up, I hope the person who needed the defib is okay ❤️‍🩹 also hope Mr KK recovers quickly, that sounds like it might be painful to sleep on tonight.

    And I hope tomorrow is restful for you, I totally understand the bone tiredness you just can't shake. It's not nice. X

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  • Cheery_Daff
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    Ooh, you have been busy! Well done!

    I've been out in the garden today too, very much NOT just in a t shirt 😂 vest, top, fleecy jumper, and ridiculous sleeveless bodywarmer/gilet thing that is utterly ludicrous but extremely warm - and I still had to go into the greenhouse to warm up 🥶😂

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