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Know More About Your Elves #3 - Sundew

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    #32
    Mam of 4
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    Sundew , no , it wasn't meant to be a yes or no question , love detailed answers :D

    A long walk along the shore or a walk down main street window shopping ?


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    Sundew
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    Mam of 4 wrote: »
    Sundew , no , it wasn't meant to be a yes or no question , love detailed answers :D

    A long walk along the shore or a walk down main street window shopping ?

    Ha! Ha! I don’t half go on sometimes....you should have seen my Santa letters when I was a kid! :D

    Love my window shopping although I don’t get the chance to do as much of it anymore, and I also love going for a walk along the seashore especially on a blustery day!


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    #34
    Mam of 4
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    Sundew wrote: »
    Ha! Ha! I don’t half go on sometimes....you should have seen my Santa letters when I was a kid! :D

    Love my window shopping although I don’t get the chance to do as much of it anymore, and I also love going for a walk along the seashore especially on a blustery day!

    I was thinking after I had asked the question , that both walks are ideal , at different times , so , sorry for the bad question !

    And I think we all (well , I used to ! ) wrote essay like letters to Santa :D

    Thank for answering :)


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    #35
    Loughc
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    Favourite Banks Holiday?


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    Posy
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    Favourite book?

    Favourite author?

    Favourite childhood book? :)


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    Toots
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    With the weekend that has just gone, have you ever had a Shamrock Shake, and if so, what did you think of it?


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    #38
    Sundew
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    Finally catching up here after a few days!
    Loughc wrote: »
    Favourite Banks Holiday?

    To be honest I dont really have a favourite but you if I had to choose it would be the Easter bank holiday, as my birthday every now and again coincides with that weekend! In my previous job it also meant 2 four day weeks, and was a great time to apply for holidays!
    I do like August as it’s the last hurrah before the end of Summer and there is always some good festivals on around the country to check out!


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    Sundew
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    Toots wrote: »
    With the weekend that has just gone, have you ever had a Shamrock Shake, and if so, what did you think of it?

    Believe it or not but I’ve never had a shamrock shake! Must try one out but might have to wait until 2020 to do so!
    Toots would it be worth the wait?:)


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    Sundew
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    Posy wrote: »
    Favourite book?

    Favourite author?

    Favourite childhood book? :)

    Favourite book...think it would have to be Jane Eyre as I have read it about 5 times starting when I was 12. I’ m also a big travel book fan and pour over them before I head away on hols. Love rough guides and the DK ones...nothing better then flicking through a DK travel guide on a cold Winters evening!

    Favourite author....Roald Dahl. Currently re-reading all my old books to my little one!

    Favourite childhood book....it’s a toss up between two. Love “The Secret Garden” by Frances H Burnett. It was the first book my Nana gave me when I was about 8 and I adored it. The other one would be Danny the Champion of the World by Roald Dahl.


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    Toots
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    Sundew wrote: »
    Believe it or not but I’ve never had a shamrock shake! Must try one out but might have to wait until 2020 to do so!
    Toots would it be worth the wait?:)

    I quite like them, and so does my hubby, so I’d say if you get the chance, do try one! Unfortunately I’ve noticed in recent years that a lot of the McDonalds aren’t doing them, despite having a sign up saying they are :(

    Actually, on that note, what’s your favourite milkshake?


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