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Couple of things
Posted by admin on 29 Apr 2009 /
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I’m in a transition stage back in the UK spending long hours on my computer trying out all sorts of new things whilst following the daily Swine Flu drama. Could this turn into such a pandemic where countries start closing their doors to visitors – watch to find out!
The hours spent on the computer have finally succumbed me to the world of Twitter. If thats the kind of thing you’re into the feel free to follow me here.
One final update for you; I’ll be over in Nottingham this weekend and will be competing in a charity 5Km run for a childrens charity in Central America. It’s not exactly marathon distance (having done one i’m glad) but its for a great cause. If you can spare any money then please donate by following the link on this picture.
To see more information on the charity please visit www.eftc.org.uk
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