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Strangely I'm actually quite cheerful. Smiling even. Hang on why I see you're uncomfortable. Back soon - just raking the ashes.
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Have you lost a close family member recently
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Sorry - you must have both been feeling old/insecure. Grow up/down - you're in the top 1% of Ho*o sapiens regards lifespan/comfort. We are the blessed generation. So far.
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You sound a bit down
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You remind me bodil of something out of edgar alan poe, ' I became insane with long intervals of horrible sanity' ' science has not yet taught us if madness is or is not the sublimity of the intelligence'
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Discomforted that as I type I am without negative emotion - mild content even. And that's really surprising as I was listening to (finished now thank god) Steve Harley singing my favourite song like an old man.
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Cockney Rebel?
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I always loved that
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Make me smile
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Harley lives in North Essex with his wife, Dorothy, whom he married in February 1981. They have two children, Kerr and Greta. Since 1984, Harley has been involved in racehorse ownership, with racing becoming his main pastime
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That somehow is upsetting, Leopard, as I have just seen him again in his prime singing 'come up and see me, make me smile'. Old age, ashes to ashes oh dear.
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Yep...got to go to bed....night
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'Come up and see me'(Make me smile) was it. So good. He's a bit of a sod, though.
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Your secret is safe with me, bodil
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We seem to be content.
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