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Jul 19, 2007, 03:35 PM
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Guess what I got?
Hubby and I were chatting last night and I was muttering about the terrible music that the gym plays. I mean, this music really turns my toenails in the wrong direction! Tonight, when he got home from work, he kissed me hello (cheek to cheek since we're both sick!) and then promptly presented me with a brand new MP3 player. Tiny and quite perfect to take to gym! Needless to say, being sick got thrown out the window as I kissed and hugged and kissed some more to thank him! I am so delighted! I don't have much music on my computer (not since my last crash) but I have already downloaded My Chemical Romance album and a Sarah Brightman album. I have sorted about 11 cd's to put onto the computer and then download tomorrow. Hubby asked me not to go to gym as I am sick and my body is so run down. So whilst I feel guilty about missing gym, I can't wait to use this time to get all my music onto my lovely little (it really is small) MP3 player. And - So much for all the work I have to do! I really was all smiles tonight! My hubby is really so very good to me. In all ways!   
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Jul 19, 2007, 03:39 PM
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cool its always nicer to listen to your choice in music than what other ppl want you to listen to,
i wouldnt say you are spoilt
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Jul 19, 2007, 03:56 PM
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me either.........that was very nice of him
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Jul 19, 2007, 04:04 PM
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Aww, thanks friends!
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