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	<title>Comments on: Hiatus</title>
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		<title>By: Jo</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jo</dc:creator>
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		<description>Good luck with the deadline and thanks for the lovely photos of Oxford in the snow.  I&#039;m living in France now but we lived for years in Oxford and I love your tales of trips to the allotments and other places I remember.

My New Year&#039;s Resolutions are to stop lurking and to say thank you to all you bloggers who spend time and effort writing things I enjoy reading and to try and find the french equivalent of a soda stream and to use my breadmaker more. I had a soda stream in England and used it purely for making tap water fizzy.  Now I&#039;m buying the stuff in bottles I am horrified by number of bottles I have to recycle.  Admittedly I&#039;ve used them to make Halloween and christmas decorations and I&#039;m experimenting with making pots to keep craft supplies in but even so I&#039;d feel happier with a soda stream.  They sell them in Tesco&#039;s, Sainsbury&#039;s and Argos but not in Carrefour!

Looking forward to reading you again in Febuary.  Look after that throat.  And THANK YOU - I really enjoy the blog.
Jo</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good luck with the deadline and thanks for the lovely photos of Oxford in the snow.  I&#8217;m living in France now but we lived for years in Oxford and I love your tales of trips to the allotments and other places I remember.</p>
<p>My New Year&#8217;s Resolutions are to stop lurking and to say thank you to all you bloggers who spend time and effort writing things I enjoy reading and to try and find the french equivalent of a soda stream and to use my breadmaker more. I had a soda stream in England and used it purely for making tap water fizzy.  Now I&#8217;m buying the stuff in bottles I am horrified by number of bottles I have to recycle.  Admittedly I&#8217;ve used them to make Halloween and christmas decorations and I&#8217;m experimenting with making pots to keep craft supplies in but even so I&#8217;d feel happier with a soda stream.  They sell them in Tesco&#8217;s, Sainsbury&#8217;s and Argos but not in Carrefour!</p>
<p>Looking forward to reading you again in Febuary.  Look after that throat.  And THANK YOU &#8211; I really enjoy the blog.<br />
Jo</p>
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