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FLASH! Ahh-Ahhhhh....!

I've spent ALL day playing with the Macromedia Flash program, making more stuff for the compnay web site. Made a twee little promo animation. Not something I would normally be proud of as a piece of art work, but it's great for the site - short, sweet, to the point - and it's not too big a file ( I hope anyway ).

Also had fun singing alone to tunes in the office - laughing at lost postmen who couldn't find the office - looking for new sexy clothes off eBay - and generally titting about! lol

Still need to buy a new outfit for this damned hen night tomorrow though - guess I'll have to go shopping in the AM, but I really can't be bothered. Still, I'll have to kill 2 hours some how, so I might as well shop *sigh*

It's hard being a woman!

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