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Sally’s Blog - The physio’s revenge

July 17th, 2008, 12:13:10 pm

by Sally

Ok Fiona I know where you live How she managed to knurdle me this much without me really noticing I don’t know, but today is going to be a gentle one.

I went to the theatre again yesterday with Anne. We saw The Price by Arthur Miller performed by The Tamaritans, the group I have recently joined. It’s a wordy play and a fascinating one - a great evening’s entertainment and performed really well by the cast of 4. On till Saturday if you’re near Plymouth.

Open golf may get watched today. Lovely weather there. Anyone seen a Summer lately?

filed under I'm Staying at Home Blog on Thursday, July 17th, 2008.
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