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Suasage on toast with brown sauce for me

Pasta with a cheese and bacon sauce.

After a few days off due to stress levels being through the roof I'm now going to read Entertaining Angels by Joanna Bell. Joshua Gilfoyle has decided that there are two things he wants from life before he dies: to find his lost son and to commission an artist to produce his lasting legacy - an angel to replace the one stolen from Foxbarton church. However, Julia, the artist he's employed, doesn't believe in angels - unlike her eight-year-old daughter Hebe, who sees them all the time. Although Julia is desperate for the commission, she fears her artistic inspiration is beginning to run dry. But as Hebe and her unique gifts begin to affect everyocluding even irascible old Joshua - there seems to be more than a touch of magic in the air. And the mysteries of the past finally begin to reveal themselves...

She'll let you know tomorrow Nici (So far nothing has worked:() Waiting for son to come home so I can borrow his laptop

Oh I didn't think of that, will give it a go. If the above fails I'll see if my son will let me use his laptop and try that. Failing that Kat and O's are coming through on Sunday to have a look Thank you guys

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I can't access the site Michelle, this is a nightmare

I need help again my puter has been hijacked with spyware and I can't get rid of it! I can't even get onto the mcafee site for their help. What can I do???????

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I also like lots of different kinds of music but my first love is rock n roll/jive/doowop basically anything 40's/50's

I only watched part of the first episode last night (got a migraine so had to go to bed ) and thought it was ok. I remember being hooked on the original series, at the time I recall being quite scared at how fast the virus spread and intrigued as to how some people escaped being infected. If this new series runs along the same lines I can see myeslf being hooked all over again!

Finished Keeping The Dead today, what can I say but it was great well worth the wait. I love Tess Gerritsen's books I've yet to be disappointed. Not sure what to read next, watch this space....

I finished A Whispered Name the other night and thought it was a really good read. Not what I would normally select but it's nice to have a change. Althought the story was ficticious (sp?) it brought to life how things were during WW1 including being shot for desertion, without being too graffic. The story slipped easily between the past and the present without being confusing and has left a lasting impression. Now on to Keeping The Dead by Tess Gerritsen. She's Pilgrim Hospital's most unusual patient, and on this Saturday night a media circus is gathered to record every minute of her visit to the X-ray department. Crammed into the small CT scan room are reporters, TV cameras, a select group of mediacal technicians - and forensic pathologist Maura Isles. Maura is there because the patient being scanned tonight isn't alive. She's probably been dead for centuries. She is, in fact, a mummy. As the CT scan proceeds, everyone in the room leans in close - and gasps in horror as an image of a bullet is revealed. Maura declares it a possible homicide and call in Detective Jane Rizzoli. When the preserved body of a second victim is found - and then a third - it becomes all too clear that not only is a maniac at large but he is taunting them. And that, unless Maura and Jane can find and stop him, he will soon be adding yet another chilling piece to his monstrous collection...

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