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Duvet Day!

Hello. Today has been a bit of a duvet day. I woke up at 6.30 still sounding like a Marge Simpson sister and called in sick. I forced myself to set work- emailed it into school and and went back to bed. I woke up again at 12 when my phone rang! Night Nurse really does work, still feel a bit bleary now!

Have to say that I've quite enjoyed pottering: opening windows to let the illness out, reviewing some stuff for Youthwork, eating cheese and pickle sandwiches!

Alas, it all ends quite soon. I need to go get a crown fitted in half an hour, and tomorrow need to be in Bristol.. but hey.. for the next thirty minutes its still duvet day!

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Gavin and Emma Owen said…
Hey jude,
I'm bored on a rest day and just found this site: www.myheritage.com

When you upload a pic onto it you find out who your celeb lookalikes are. i just ran the pic you have on here for you - should have a look - Mrs Ghandi!
12:17 pm
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