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love, rosie 389Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Would you be upset by that?As upset as I would be if I found a million euro under my bed. Theboy needs to realize he is a grown man now and move out. I can’tcook him his dinners and clean his clothes forever. Anyway enoughabout me, how’s your mum?Not great.That’s a shame.It is. It just seems that bit by bit everything is failing on her. Herarthritis has gotten so bad now that she’s almost crippled. It wasn’tso much of a problem when she and Dad were traveling becausethen they had the hot weather. Now though I don’t think hangingoff a cliff in cold Connemara is really the best place for her. But shewon’t move from there. I’m worried for her. She’s in and out of hospitalwith infections and problems with parts of her body that Ididn’t even know existed. It’s as if when Dad died, her body justgave up.She’s a toughie though Rosie, she’ll pull through.Let’s hope.How are things at Fawlty Towers?Ha! Well I won’t have to put up with the place for much longerbecause I’m leaving at the end of the month.You say that every month and you never do. You might as well justwait until your contract is up next year and then leave. Anywayunless you actually look for another job you’re not going anywhere.Between working all hours and traveling back and forth to Mum, Ijust don’t have time. I mean when’s the last time I even saw you?Yesterday.Well apart from when you drove by me at the bus stop beeping andwaving. Thanks for speeding up, driving through the puddle on theside of the road and saturating me, by the way.We were going in different directions and you looked like you coulddo with a shower.Whatever. Anyway it’s been at least a month since I’ve been outproperly. It’s ridiculous. I have no life. I really want to go visit