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over a year ago
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"Ooh bacon sarnies... I'd murder for a bacon sarnie right now!
I have neither bacon nor bread in the house though  "
Might be a bit cold by the time it reached Norwich but the sentiments there. I'd make ya one.  |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"Ooh bacon sarnies... I'd murder for a bacon sarnie right now!
I have neither bacon nor bread in the house though
Might be a bit cold by the time it reached Norwich but the sentiments there. I'd make ya one. "
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm at work at the moment but the bonus is that I have copious amounts of bacon and sausage, plus MOTD on TV. All I need is a bed in the corner and it'd be near on perfect! |
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We're all about the chill on the Sunday. I tend to wake up first and bother him into getting up, we'll have a cuddle and then I'll get coffee, have a cig, cuddle some more, then I'll demand breakfast in bed, he normally accommodates, and then we'll get up and get dressed and carry on our day - today we rearranged all the furniture!
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Sunday was football day or competition day. I used to love the Sundays when we had nothing to do. I still got up at 7, but I would drink my tea in peace before anyone got up. If it was warm I would sit in my garden and enjoy the birds and butterflies. I never got a day off as life was very busy. Now my Sundays are not much different than other days. I miss cooking for my family on a Sunday. |
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