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Saturday
Aug292009

Lauren's Playhouse in the Garden

DateSaturday, August 29, 2009 at 09:20AM

Leaving London by train is always fun and yesterday I sped up from St Pancras Station to Nottingham to visit with my mate Mark Taylor. The bloke is a tennis coach but he has just hit the big time. He and Rebecca his beautiful wife have bought a new house in one of the posher parts of town. It's raining and I help unpack some boxes in the kitchen. The main job of the weekend is to put up Lauren's Playhouse and her Rabbit Hutch in the expansive back garden. Lauren is 5 and the coolest brightest little button ever. Mark Taylor and I get Indian takeaway and a couple of beers from the local curry house.

Yum yum.

We watch the Iconic Aussie movie KENNY....about a bloke who cleans toilets. (watch it for a mega laugh)

 rebecca lauren and mark in their garden

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    by Sam Prentice at writing on January 17, 2021
    Mark Bender is an amazing physiotherapist. Physical activity is a very nice and useful thing for being fit. Physiotherapists help people in developing their muscles which are useful for being healthy and normal.
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    by melissamolly at shearshark on January 21, 2021
    A little cottage garden with bulbs in the spring like daffodils, tulips, and snowdrops. Annuals like zinnias and daisies in the summer. A shady corner with a gazebo surrounded by bleeding hearts and lilies of the valley.

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