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15-03-2009, 23:27
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Marley and Me
My sister-in-law, Alison, gave me the book when I was back in Ossy last October and I loved it. I passed it on to a mate of mine who's son managed to obtain an illicit DVD.
I shut myself into the bedroom tonight and watched it. Thinking that after the tears I shed with the book, there wouldn't be any tears again with the film. I cried my heart out. It's one of those that you need a good glass of wine and a box of tissues. Now I look like a frog!
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16-03-2009, 13:18
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Re: Marley and Me
Fab book and i quite enjoyed the film but i do think a lot was left out
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