Patiently waiting.

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Clive, Are you getting bored?πŸ€ͺπŸ€ͺπŸ€ͺπŸ€ͺπŸ€ͺπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘


Rarely watch tv in real time but we did watch the Pembrokeshire Murders ( brilliant) but oh the darned adverts, and you can only trip to the loo so many times. πŸ˜·πŸ˜·πŸ˜·πŸ˜‚
 
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Rarely watch tv in real time but we did watch the Pembrokeshire Murders ( brilliant) but oh the darned adverts, and you can only trip to the loo so many times. πŸ˜·πŸ˜·πŸ˜·πŸ˜‚
Hi Clive i would agree with you Pembrokeshire Murders was fantastic
 
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Perhaps the cat was a LIDL bored during lockdown, or perhaps he overheard someone talking about Puss in Boots and got confused?
 
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I’ve been watching the reruns of Father Brown, filmed in the Cotswolds. Decent plots and Bunty plays a good partπŸ€ͺπŸ€ͺπŸ€ͺ
 
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I have been watching the Repair Shop on BBC 1 i find it very interesting what customers bring in for repairs .
 
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Whilst watching daytime TV, I think we counted about 20 different charitys, asking for donations, From adopt a Donkey, to save the rainforests.
You could hand over a lot of money every month.
 
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Tough times Hutch. Our Red Lion Charity Fund hasn’t raised a penny since last February. I doubt we will ever restart. This is the problem for the big boy charities with large salaries and overheads. I see more localised charities and communities taking over in the future.
 

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