Hunting over, woodland and babytalk.

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Following the mission on Thursday -- the Three Beautiful Things Roll of Honour:

  • Christine Bourne wrote a cheering comment on a BBC Have Your Say Board -- flip back through the pages until you come to Thursday 7 September and look for Christine, New York.
  • I commented on this BBC board -- again, flip back to Thursday 7 September and look for Clare Grant, Tunbridge Wells.

Anyone else?

1. Having an offer accepted on a flat Katie and I really like.

2. Cleared woodland on a bright day. The canopy is high and the sun shines down through the haze among the tree trunks.

3. I ring Cat to firm up some arrangements for a visit, and I can hear Ellie babbling away in the background. She's trying to grab the phone so she can press the buttons.

Comments

  1. AnonymousWednesday, September 13, 2006

    Congratulations on having your bid accepted on the flat. I'm delighted for you.

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  2. Dame LeoSunday, October 08, 2006

    1. A winter storm on the beach. The wind gives the ocean a wonderful mood.

    2. A clear fall day to go apple picking (and of course sweet fresh apple eating :D ).

    3. A tail wagging welcome by my favorite canine. He's always there to welocome me how matter how hard the day was.

    ReplyDelete
  3. shamrockTuesday, October 10, 2006

    1 girls tell me how happy they are in office/school or havesome attainments

    2 buy a pretty dress

    3 feel f=slim

    ReplyDelete
  4. shamrockTuesday, October 10, 2006

    3 feel slim

    1 being loved

    2 a walk in the park

    3 to receive emails from friends

    ReplyDelete

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