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Tabaluga's 2.0

Tabaluga's 2.0

Good Morning @Meowmy @StuF @Bill16

Come on Down !

 

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maybe just have attitude like yr mum @Meowmy lol

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Afternoon everyone apologies for late reply! Can’t say what surgery unfortunately @TAB but it will be my first ever surgery 😬, just spent 4 hours today at the hospital doing all the last checks. A long time but can’t fault the nurses and doctors they were all so great and really lovely!

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@SmilingGeckosorry for late reply you mentioned the other day you had a fennel, thyme and lemonbalm tea with honey. That’s sound delicious ☺️

what tea are you drinking today? 😊

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@Chasingsunsets im early 60s now. in last 10 years had 10x more procedures than the rest of my life.I mostly like being in hospital.

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I believe you can because I’m thinking that you are writing like a trauma survivor.


good place to be in.
I’m thinking maybe your a bit overwhelmed but

perhaps in the future you could have a chat to

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@TAB hey tabby, being wounded may be just need time ha. It will get better. Hope you're okay

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@Chasingsunsets hope your surgery go smoothly and successfully.

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you'll get over it @Meowmy you were tricked by someone you thought you could trust . Live and Learn

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@TAB yea tabby, better things in life than tangling with him ha

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well they know they did wrong and dont care @Meowmy just walk away

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