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Congratulations and Celebrations

First things first -

Gaz has proposed to Laura- and she said yes. wooh! Wedding fever all round (more on that in a second).

Congratulations to you both. Yeah!!

Secondly - Happy Birthday Evie.

Evie is 2 today. so, lots of love to you sweetie xx (and yes, I'm a naughty aunt and your card will be late and you won't get your present till I come down and see you, your mother, and your new baby sister - Mae in a few weeks. But I promise to spoil you all when I do)

Finally. If a shiny blue envelope plopped through your door in the last few days you'll know this already. If it hasn't, it's not because we don't love you, but we've totally run out of room for people (who knew we were this popular)

Just before Christmas, Pete and I decided to move from a wedding to being a far off distant possibility to being an actual date / event. It turns out Liverpool registrars are super organised so before we had chance to ponder it or tell anyone what were planning we had a date and a receipt. The date is May 26th 2007, in our lovely city of Liverpool.

We're very excited and very pleased at the speed and ease it's all coming together. So far pretty much everything is booked / sorted out.

Other then weddingingy stuff we've been playing lots oif lego Star Wars and teaching has started again. I've has a 3 day weekend - which has been lovely but it was due to the fact we were evacuated form work on Thursday due to high winds - Less lovely.



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