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Class Cancelled

Called up the sports centre today to double check that the pilates was still running. I used to do this class there a few years back, but had to stop when it was canceled. Seeing back on the the web site got me all happy - but I know what they're like down there and they might just be slack and not updated the web site.

Good job I did too, because even though the class IS back on... it's NOT on tonight!

GRRRRRRRRRRR!

I could have done with it tonight as well, after finding out that my contribution to last nights Valentines meal - a small tub of Sundea each - turned out to be 19.5 points each! I can only have 21 points in a day! And I had only saved an extra 10 points for yesterday, so now I am on -5.5!

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