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Feels weird not blogging...

it has been good as we have all been a bit off! Maddy and I have had a cold and Shaughan has on going problems but yesterday was a bit of a scare for us.
From his post on Facebook..."A bit crook today, 111 and ambulance time. Turns out a stomach full of blood isn't really conducive to having an excellent day. Many tests, tubes, and x-rays later, it appears I'm all good, with said issue not likely to re-occur, as the doc put it down to the pills I've been taking, and me being so hard (or stupid) I didn't notice there was an issue till this morning. Dee has looked after me awesomely, good wife :)" 
Poor man I always tell him not to be such a drama queen but he really was not very well yesterday.

While we waited for Shaughan we hung up with Leah, my niece, while she was getting stuck into decorating her wall. Ness had ripped off the wallpaper so that the kids had a place to go mad with writing on the walls. 

I just have to say that Imlay Butchers rock the party, thank you for the roast popper.
The best service I have had in ages!

This is the beautiful sunrise we had yesterday.

The Youtube clip of the day is...


My card for the day is 
Good to know this HEALTHY change is just what we need! 
Maddy and I are off to the doctor to so I'd better go and get ready :)

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