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On 6th June 1944 during World War Two, 45 Allied Divisions with almost....3 M Men, Led by General Eisenhower, b Landing on the Normandy Beaches in France.

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On 6th June 1944 during World War Two, 45 Allied Divisions with al....3 M Men, Led by General Eisenhower, b Landing on the Normandy Beaches in France.

I said when I put it up didn't know if we used a small b or a capital B ,but think it's a small b.
All is close, have added dots for the remaining letters.lol

I'm fine thanks Sandie

On 6th June 1944 during World War Two, 45 Allied Divisions with all 3 M Men, Led by General Eisenhower, by/but/ Landing on the Normandy Beaches in France.

Hi Jackie~~
Hope you're well today, except for the sniffles.
My nephew was born in S Africa and his 2nd visit to Wales was when we had a few foot of snow, he was about 5 . He was totally amazed by it ! My 'children' love it even now.. I hate it ! although it doen't bother me driving in it .
We don't need man made snow here Daff !lol

Few more words:))
On 6th June 1944 during World War Two, 45 Allied Divisions w a 3 M M, Led by General Eisenhower, b Landing on the Normandy Beaches in France.
( the little a is not just a )

They are good at twisting us round their little finger.

But what the heck we still love them to bits.
My Grandchildren are just the same Daff
But my life is better for having them

Lol They love a little snooze don't they?

I have a recipe with Honey Lemon and fresh or dried Thyme for coughs it is brilliant. All the family use it. I never buy cough medicine from the chemist. It keeps up to 3 weeks in the fridge too and so easy to make

Oh he will take her, she twists us all around her little finger.Don't know about the others they both go to school.They won't have to go very far.

I always have a bottle of Chinese herbal cough medicine in the cupboard in winter.The ingredients you would recognize are honey and cumquat I don't know what the others translate to, the translator has dozed off on the couch by the heater. lol

Both my son's have been over East skiing when they were teenagers. They loved it

That's nice and is he taking her lol?

My Grandchildren are always saying they would like to see snow.

Scott said he will take them skiiing when they are a little older

Fine thanks, I had the youngest granddaughter over today,she was organizing her Dad to take her to see the snow in the morning as soon as he came in the door.

pretty cold tonight Daff but I don't mind it

I have a bit of a sniffle so hope I am not coming down with a cold.
Will dose myself with honey and Lemon tonight to be on the safe side. I am OK though

How are you?

Hi Jackie.
How is everything over there?

Snap Daff lol

We have snow in New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and to a lesser extent South Australia.Not very often and not very heavy near the cities and it melts quickly and doesn't lie except in some mountain areas where there are ski resorts.Even those are topped up with man made snow most of the time.

It's cold here too Daff but of course no snow in this state

Sandie New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania all get snow we have some great Snow Skiing Areas here

Gald you got over your hairdressing ordeal Ok lol

Hi Sandie and Daff

on 6 June 1944 during World War Two, 45 Allied Divisions was a 3 Month Mission, Led by General Eisenhower, by Landing on the Normandy Beaches in France

Hi Daphne~~
I'm fine thanks, see my previous post, I survived the hairdressers .lol!
Hope you're keeping warm !
Just been out in the wind ,hair may need a little snip here and there :))
I'm all behind with my h.work as I was at the h.dressers from 9.30 to 12.15.
We had rain forecast ,but it's fine and windy here, just put a line of washing out.
Gosh, didn't think had snow in Oz ... I must really read up on your climate.

Yes quite a few words there
on 6 June 1944 during World War Two, 45 Allied Divisions w a 3 M M, Led by General E, b Landing on the Normandy Beaches in France

on 6 June 19 Forty Four during World War Two, 45 Allied Divisions with about 3 Million Men, Led by General Eisenhower, began Landing on the Normandy Beaches in France