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It would make sense - I've been in a bad mood all day.

But anyway - it's The Wife. I am The Husband, and the little one is The Boy. That's how we refer to each other you see. My only mistake was writing 'the wife' in lower case. She deserves a capital T and a capital W.

I don't doubt that I would have used something nauseating if my mood was better.

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Still a delightful foot deep in snow where I live, little to no thawing, main roads are passable though which is good cos most folk around me are bored not being at work. It did not stop snowing for about 16 solid hours on Saturday!!!

Me, unemployed and a college dropout so got plenty of time to carry on playing in the snow and when back inside, admiring the lush view out of me window.

Am evilly awaiting the tales of old people being knocked out outside Help The Aged by the falling giant icicles in the town too!!! Mwaahaahaa!

And most mad...am contemplating heading out to the Alps to work the remainder of the ski season...as if the sight of snow for one week wasnt enough! Two birds one stone, end of unemployment but still able to play at sledging and snowball fighting! :P

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I didn't.

I think it's time I hang up my claim to be the filthiest person on this site. I've gone all soft.

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I much preferred your Dubai photos, Kat.

I was sick of the c**ting stuff about 5 minutes after it started falling, and my mood worsens the more it comes down. :P

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Yup. We couldn't decide where to go and I suddenly had a brain wave and remembered that hill. I normally only go up there in summer, as to the left of where we were there's a massive reservoir which is great for swimming in (yes yes, I know, we're naughty).
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