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Another 2lb

*Grin* Impressed with me! I have lost another 2 pounds, and I as I am currenlty 'on' too I think that is pretty good!

Not entrirely sure how I managed to lose anything after last weekend (a night out with my maid of honour et al, and an excessive amount of wine/guinness/jagermister which left me hung over for 32 hours).

Yorkie is less impressed as he seems to be hovering around the 15 st 12 to 16 st 2 area, but he's still all wonderful and gorgeous, and snuggly too now

The last of the wedding invites will hopefully go out today. I need to get a couple more address off people (via the text) and I'm seeing a few bods before the end of the weekend so I can give some out in person too.

MUST REMEMBER TO SEND OUT THE REST OF THE HEN NIGHT INVITES TOO!

There's so much going on that I keep missing stuff out!!

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