Christmas Day thread
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11 Jan
3:10pm, 11 Jan 2022
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Sigh
Our company sent out cakes to the home address of each employee several times over the last two years of working from home, using this company: sponge.co.uk
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11 Jan
3:38pm, 11 Jan 2022
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um
Amazon have a lon loist, eg amazon.co.uk But another slice of home Christmas Cake (just good fruit, not iced) eaten, probably 2 slices left. (I got all the ingredients, Mountain Goat made it once she got here, and then cut the remains in half for when she went back) |
11 Jan
4:57pm, 11 Jan 2022
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Cerrertonia
The lady who is now my wife sent me a chocolate birthday cake from the UK to Darwin in the northern territory in Australia, where I collected it from Poste Restante at the main Post Office. It arrived in perfect condition, although melted fairly quickly in the 40C heat once it left the air-conditioned post office.
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11 Jan
9:41pm, 11 Jan 2022
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Steve NordRunner
She was just butter-icing you up.
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11 Jan
10:14pm, 11 Jan 2022
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Cerrertonia
It worked 
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