It would appear that "weekend", "sunshine", "May" (the MIL) and "lunch" are key 'themes du jour'. That seems fairy nuff to me.
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2 comments:
Sounds good to me!
Isn't it odd, the things I noticed were Gin, tonic, lunch, I suspect you've stumbled on a textual Rorsach test
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