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Susanne Reading I Woke Up This Morning by Stuart Ayris

28 Oct 2012, 07:48 AM | Post: #1

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Good morning, Sunday 28 October

Morning everyone - or are you still enjoying that extra hour in bed? I woke up at my normal time and besides, the cat hadn't changed his watch, so thought it was breakfast at the usual time!

A book is like a garden carried in the pocket. ~Chinese Proverb

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ElaineG Reading Standers by Dale Brumfield

28 Oct 2012, 08:23 AM | Post: #2

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

Hah! your cat must have spoken to my cat Big Grin

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Damien J. Nash Reading Flux by Mark. R. Faulkner

28 Oct 2012, 08:29 AM | Post: #3

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

I'm awake! OH is still full of cold/flu. Sympathy is wearing a bit thin now lol. Bless Whistle

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cecilia_writer Reading Bang

28 Oct 2012, 08:53 AM | Post: #4

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

As mentioned on another thread, my cats had already put their watches back! It's looking grey and cold here this morning, and quite breezy.

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B J Burton Reading Complete Works of H P Lovecraft

28 Oct 2012, 09:29 AM | Post: #5

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

Morning all!
It's strange how the extra hour of sleep never seems to materialise. I always end up having an extra hour of reading on the Saturday night.
After one glorious day with lots of blue sky, we're back to grey - but at least the clouds are high and the gloomy mist has disappeared.
Have a good day.

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Andy Barrett Reading The Boy Who Kissed The Sky - David Haynes

28 Oct 2012, 09:34 AM | Post: #6

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

Morning all. I feel like I got up at a reasonable time for a change, hehe.

Penultimate late shift today, and boy am I ready for my days off.

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sujay Reading The Glass Guardian by Linda Gillard

28 Oct 2012, 10:07 AM | Post: #7

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

Morning all, I managed to get my extra hour in bed for once, and feel so much better for it. Can we do it every weekend please? Pity the weather hasn't got up in a better mood. We had a gorgeous day of sunshine yesterday, though it was bitter cold, yet today it is blustery, grey, showery and miserable. I think the weather has definitely turned into winter mode now. Sad

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LindaGruchy Reading The Chandelier Ballroom by Elizabeth Lord

28 Oct 2012, 10:33 AM | Post: #8

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

I woke early, it's cold, I contemplated a walk but now it's raining. I think I'll go back to bed.

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joo Reading Punchline by P.A. Fenton

28 Oct 2012, 10:37 AM | Post: #9

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

We are now off to Windsor Castle.

Please put a bowl of water out for hedgehogs and other night-time visitors, you might just save their life.
While you are at it, feed the birds too. Thumbs Up

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TechnoHippy Reading Fissure Monroe by Tom Lichtenberg

28 Oct 2012, 10:49 AM | Post: #10

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RE: Good morning, Sunday 28 October

I enjoyed the extra hour. I now have a day of magazine editing and preparing for the start of next week's nano.

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