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Thanks for that.

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And if you think that’s bad (there are 3,500+ obscure laws which allow council/government “officials” to gain entry to your home at any time – probably the silliest is if you have house plants – incase they might have bugs in them!!!!!)

And now for the (drum roll) latest piece of UK government nanny-state interference:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1128642/RICHARD-LITTLEJOHN-Open-madam-Weve-warrant-search-fridge.html

You really couldn’t make it up!!!!!!!

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Very nifty and very ingenious 🙂

Hubby’s home from work now and he’s going to make me a little stool with folding legs.

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I did that last night for a while.

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Thanks for that.

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Hi Audrey.

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hey there, the Moncayos

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Well, I collected the harp this afternoon – and a lovely harp it is too!

I’m just going to tune it (having a digital piano helps).

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That’s really quite interesting Liam and Audrey.

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That’s the one thing I wish I could do – sing.

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It was, but they had their “groupies” the same as they do at the present day LOL so it was sort of “pop music” back then.

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This is late for this year, but maybe next….

I’m beginning in the middle and just starting at that. I found some lovely music for Christmas from Barbara Fackler that I was able to learn and perform in just a year. There’s a more advanced version I think I can play next year. I was able to learn “We Three Kings” by my first Christmas as a harpist and now I’m sure that I’ll never stop harping.

It’s at her website, hornandharp.com.

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Audrey.

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Just had a look at Heartland Harps.

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There’s a couple of tutor books coming with the harp.

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