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Oct 23, 2006, 05:16 AM
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as days go yesterday was a good one, we did a bit laundry, then met up with youngest daughter andsecond eldest, took them out for sunday roast, in the club we go to also took second eldests boyfriend,
so it was nice having them close even though i find it hard because of sons behaviour but he behaved so it went well, a very good meal four roasts and two plates of chips £19.00 hubby had a few beers while watching the footie, and then it was time to go, later in the day hubby watched the grand prix but all of a sudden he had a mayor headache which left him being sick for the rest of the evening, then youngest daughter txted him to say she wanted to be with us it was really hard watching him crupple, managed to get hubby to get some sleep and then sorted out the problem with youngest daughter, listing to her crying down the phone was hard but we got the problem sorted, this took me back to my child hood were i would have to go to my aunts in the holidays and i used to hate it, i was allways an early riser and they werent i used to have to lie there and wait for them to start getting up before i would get up, hope this is sorted soon so our family can be togeather again
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Oct 23, 2006, 11:01 AM
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(((((((((((((((( katheryn ))))))))))))))))
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