It’s Saturday, it’s my day off. I can’t read this today. I’ll read it Monday when I’m on the clock.

…to read. You can’t help but picture the human scene played out behind the words in black and white ‘from the first day of the Christmas holidays until December 30th in even-numbered years, being then handed over at the abode of the other parent no later than 7 p.m. on that date, and vice versa in alternate years’.
A Dog of a Divorce, Spanish Style
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Matthew Clapham
Bev Potter
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Mar 3, 2024
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It’s Saturday, it’s my day off. I can’t read this today. I’ll read it Monday when I’m on the clock.
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Written by Bev Potter5.9K Followers
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Legal secretary by day, insomniac by night. Ally. BA, MA. Humor, pop culture, and things that make you think. My weekly-ish newsletter is bevpotter.substack.com
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