Friday, 2 March 2012

sick leave

I'll be away for a while.  I'll miss you guys. 'See' you when I get back ...


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12 comments:

  1. I hope it's nothing too serious. Look after yourself and be back soon. I'm sending lots of healing thoughts your way.

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  2. We'll miss you too. Get well soon.

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  3. Hope it is something straight forward. Rest and recovery time!

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  4. I hope you are ok Catmint take care and get well soon!
    cheers to you.

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  6. So sorry you're not well Catmint, get well soon , take care, will miss your posts but hope that you will soon be back.

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  7. Take care and get well soon!

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  8. Oh I hope you are okay! Please feel better soon!

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  9. Look after yourself - hope to see you back soon.

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  10. Hope you are well very soon catmint,I will keep checking your site.

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  11. Take care of yourself and good wishes!
    Elaine

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  12. Dear dear Cyberfriends,

    Thank you so much for your good wishes. They worked - yay! - all is benign. The worst I face now is a couple of challenging months of garden activity restraint.

    Cheers,
    catmint

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