This week my daughter has chosen (very kindly) to share what ever fevery-cold thing she’s been suffering from for the last two days. To compound this my proof-reader has now also contracted the ill and is in no state to decode my dyslexic ramblings.
So no post this week… sorry, I’ll make it up to you all next week, promise.
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