Blonde roots!

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warra48
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And it's a really nasty one to clean up.

Sorry to hear about this, but again, it's part of your leraning curve.
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Tipsy
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warra48 wrote: leraning curve.
Was that on purpose Warra? :lol:
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Anna
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Tipsy wrote:
warra48 wrote: leraning curve.
Was that on purpose Warra? :lol:
Of course it was! (But then again, he did write that after Beer O'Clock! :mrgreen: )
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It only takes one bear bbuuurrpp that's one beer, and I loose all my spelingk funktion.
Oh boy, or girl, do I love my hefeweizens or do I love my hefeweizens?

On my way to Sydney tomorrow. Mrs warra needs to do some mum/daughter things with the upcoming wedding next March.
Granddaughter is one year old today. Happy Birthday to Emily!
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Anna
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Happy birthday Emily!

PS: I just had my TENTH grandchild last week! :mrgreen:
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