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oh thank you kind personage (not sure if male or female) and may the sunshine be with you


ps... clouds and thunder to old misery pants....


Shu.Kurimu.Sensei Wrote:

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> I liked the images, and those you post in general

> Charlie.

I have never really got into the sunglasses thing - if I ever have them I lose them, thus don't invest much money.


But hey this year is different - I'm going to get the prescription versions - I'm going to invest!


Any recommendations as to where best to go (its a cost conscious investment)....I need normal glasses and sunglasses. My wife says specsavers - there must be somewhere better.

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daizie Wrote:

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> Bob, can every mother be light sensitive before

> 11am??


Did you miss the sun rising this morning? It was about 5.30am.


You know - the sun - it's that big bright yellow thing in the sky that makes you squint when it's shining.

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