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Swine flu vaccine

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Oh Lindy that cat story gave me such a chuckle :rofl:

 

Glad you're nearly back to normal. I'm feeling like the "reign of the snot" might finally be starting to come to an end. Lazy weekend ahead for me and hopefully that will see it off.

 

My lips are being liberally slathered in vaseline...I have a little tin of it in practically every handbag :kisslips:

:lol4:

Life is short. Eat dessert first. Jacques Torres

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Conor has banned Tommy the cat from our house...he looks like Felix the cat... Im sure they will make up soon.. :doomed:

 

Hope you a bit better today Cara - hope you try Bizteeze its excellent for chapped sore lips..

 

byeeeeeeeeee and nitey xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

LindyLoo xx

" This moment will pass " (Bono U2)

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