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Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 No Comments
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Cheap meridia online, Starting the day a little later than usual today, and I didn’t even hear the Alarm Cat this morning. Mind you I didn’t get home until the middle of the night, after a lovely evening at the 2 A’s. We started playing around 10.00, played all kinds of numbers from folk to rock, there were guest performers, dancing, and everyone looked like they were enjoying themselves. There were photos taken, and if any are presentable I’ll ask Neil if I can share them when I get them, when he gets back from work.

Symi

Symi, 9.30 this morning

Yesterday I heard the clock chimes from Ag Triatha again for the first time since Easter, cheap meridia, and it is once again chiming the hour and the half-hour. And, after a cool and cloudy day yesterday, the sun is back today. It may just be me, waking bleary eyed this morning, but the air seems clearer and the view brighter than usual, cheap meridia online. I just went out to take a couple of snaps, and it’s certainly warmer again. The perfect day for doing as little as possible on the terrace methinks.

Symi

Ditto

The books arrived yesterday – copies of Carry on up the Kali Strata – finally. And some have been put aside and some bought already, which is good news for the shop. It was lovely chatting to the two ladies from Villa Sylvia last night (sorry – didn’t get/remember names, Arizona AZ Ariz., I'm that bad), and thank you for your comments about the two Symi books, I’m glad you enjoyed them and I look forward to the guest blog post. Cheap meridia online, And I know that Neil is going to be busy today making up a batch of new cards, that is his task for the day. Mine. Well, I did say I was going to spend today working on a new idea for a book, or the screenplay that I am currently co-writing. But the terrace does look very tempting… I can sit there and wonder if certain people made their ferry this morning (they will know who I mean). There comes a point, when you are having a late night, when you wonder if it is worth going back to your house for a sleep, or should you just stay awake until the boat at eight?

Which reminds me of something I've been meaning to ask: why is there a dot-to-dot on the back of the sea-sickness bags on certain catamarans, ordering meridia no prescription. It’s not a joke, I just wondered.