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A lovely but manic day... Took the service a Living Hope, served breakfast to all my lovely friends, had a lovely lunch at Laurie Knight and Ben Knights, took Ellen Harrison to choose her beautiful chocolate Labrador puppy... Managed to grab a cuppa before doing the garden, put Evan to bed (he wanted to keep me company) and now I can sit back, take a deep breath and say I miss you mom #lotsofmixedemotions#

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