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“You could WIN an amazing Romantic Valentines Rugby Weekend for 2 to Paris!”
Leaving aside the difficulties with random capitalisation and the apostrophe, is there anyone else out there who thinks that the words rugby and romantic are not natural bedfellows?
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Not just you – I read those words out to the other half and he started laughing by the time I got to the word ‘rugby’.
Hmmm. Now I’m beginning to have doubts about the success of our upcoming raffle for an amazing romantic weekend at the World Cow Chip Throwing Contest in Beaver, Oklahoma.
TM, comforting. BroLo, don’t give up, sounds a sure fire winner to me.
Don’t knock it! We went to Paris for Valentine’s Day and rugby six years ago. But then we only had one child then and a) had the freedom to do so and b) were still capable of romance!
C, as you know, that’s what having lots of children will do to romance..
Or how we get the children in the first place! 😉