The Coffee Shop Community Group

ARE YOU TIRED? TIRED OF BEING SICK? Then come and join us at the Coffee Shop. A place to hang out and forget about everything. Have a seat and grab a cup of coffee, tea, or water....and lets have a chat! *NOTE* Coffee Shop is not responsible for peeing yourself. Thank you....Dee

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What's happend to Dee

Peta44
Peta44

I've not been around myself for some time but just notice her account is now closed.


Its going back a few years when we were all very active at Dee's coffee shop.


Hope everyone is doing ok



Best wishes Peta aka Breathes

bonusjack
bonusjack
I never knew Dee and don't remember joining this group, but after just logging in to the new DS I feel like I have emerged from my shelter after the apocalyse. Your post is the first sign of life that I've seen, so it seemed imperative to respond. How are you?
Peta44
Peta44
Hi bonusjack, its a bit like walking in a maze this new DS :) LOL thank you for responding :) I am well thank you how about you? Pity the group has gone into limbo. Well I know where to come when I need to find life ha ha.
djbritt
djbritt
I do remember Dee. I always looked forward to hearing from her. I do not know why she left us here. We still can enjoy each other though.
Peta44
Peta44
Hi djbritt, will look forward to touching base with you from time to time. :O) xox
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