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I don’t know why I look so miserable about being taken
            out for lunch! HA! It’s hard to effect a smile on your own
            for a selfie - and there’s no way I’m doing "duck lips" I’d
            rather have "Resting bitch face" ha ha ha

           12 February 2016 —
           I  know  this  is  a  totally  random  comment  but  that  new
            mascara / eye liner by "Cheryl" for L’Oriel - I’m thinking
            if  it  looks  that  crap  on  the  commercial,  imagine  how
            pants it must be in real life! Clumpy, lumpy, "spider leg"
            mascara and then a big, fat pen tip that looks like it drags
            and  pulls  on  the  skin  and  makes  for  an  overly  thick,
            wonky  line.  Everything  you  DON’T  want  in  a  mascara
            and eyeliner encapsulated in one product!

           13 February 2016 —
           OMG!!  I  get  frustrated  when  people  don’t  accept  or
            understand my health problems and disabilities but I can
            partly  understand  that  my  conditions are very  "hidden"
            or  "invisible"  as  they  say,  but  I’m  just  watching  a
            documentary  about  a  bloke  who’s  charging  seriously
            disabled people - including blind people and those with
            cerebral  palsy  who  use  wheel  chairs  -  £1000s  for  a
            training course where he tries to convince them that if
            they  try  hard  enough  they’ll  be  able  to  see,  walk,
            whatever. This young guy has cerebral palsy that seriously
            disables  him  since birth; he  uses  a  wheel  chair  and  has
            never walked. This bloke is telling the lads parents that he
            is  just  LAZY  (!?!?!?)  and  if  he  tried  harder  and  did
            exercises he’d be able to get out of the wheel chair and
            walk!  ....and which is more, the parents are taking it on
            board!  Whilst  the  poor  lad  sits  there,  in  his  wheelchair
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