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seekeerz | 00:06 Mon 24th Aug 2020 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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we have

Shoe Box
Gold Crest
White Wash
Moon Stone

Not too sure about 2 and 3 so maybe a bit light on points again :((
Nowt for me again then :(

Good morning, Steff. I hope you're well.

In case you missed it . . .
https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/ChatterBank/Question1718446.html
Nil Pois for me ( again ) then, thanks Steff.
No peas, Tony???
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Thanks Chris, yes I did see that - shaking in my shoes !!

I'm well, but a bit apprehensive ....having my left parotid gland removed on Wednesday, trying to head off any trouble down the track, but the idea of two plus hours under anaesthetic gives me some concern ...like how many brain cells will i have left :((

How are things with you ?
Or any of those, Chris ;-)
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Hi Tony ...yes a tricky bunch again, I managed to fluke Moon Stone ...an old favourite :))
Blimey Steff. I wish you all the best for Wednesday then.
I see that snow has fallen in that land down under, have you had enough to build a snowman ?
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Tony - you're not reading too clearly ...you had White Wash, along with a few others, no Gold Crests though, but I'm still checking
I did think about using Moonstone, I remember reading a book of that title many years ago ( a horror story ) I think that's what put me off using it.
Ohhh thanks Steff. Didn't think that I used White Wash.
I hope the op goes well, Steff. I've just been reading up about it. ( https://www.hey.nhs.uk/patient-leaflet/removal-parotid-gland ). You can tell everyone that it's a duelling scar that you've got ;-)

I'm feeling remarkably well, thank you. I've got my 9th chemo session coming up on Thursday, with the final one (I hope) three weeks later. The actual chemo sessions are an absolute doddle, just sitting in a comfy chair in a nice lounge, drinking the free coffee and reading a magazine. I've got used to the side effects afterwards by now, so they're not too bad either.
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Tony - Moonstone by Wilkie Collins ? I loved it, still drag it out on occasions, the 'first' detective story, so they say !!

Chris - I have a very good specialist and anaesthetist so it really should be fine, but ...... Plus I'll be separated from my darling Ziggi for a few days and we'll both hate that :((
I'm glad your chemo is going well, as you say the side effects are pretty grim, but hang in there xx
Only two sessions to go then, Chris. Soon be over and done with.

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And I've just found a Gold Crest so all matches found and some Bonus Points to go !!

Now I'd better get on with the day, I'll catch you all sometime after Wednesday xx
Yup, just a lot of radiotherapy to follow it though!
Bye for now then, Steff. (I want to go to bed but the big ginger cat on my knee has no intention of moving!).
Avatar Image BuenchicoYup, just a lot of radiotherapy to follow it though!

Ohhh, I didn't know that Chris.


See you next weekend then, Steff. Again all the best on Wednesday.
the big ginger cat on my knee has no intention of moving


Never move a cat when it's comfortable, Chris ( they have memories like elephants ).
Hope all goes well for both of you.

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