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Topic History of: Got my invite for York today
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honey!oh sugar sugar.	SP17 wrote: Then back to Leicester for the Reveal? I am very confused about which event is which and who is going where? Why are they so close together in time? I hope you manage to see the bits you want to see.
SP17	Then back to Leicester for the Reveal?
In The Know (as always)	SP17 wrote: If ITK is attending the KR3 civil function in York - it'll be rather difficult to be at the Leicester reburial as well. 2 hours 10 minutes dear ! All M1 .. then last 15 miles on A64
In The Know	SP17 wrote: If ITK is attending the KR3 civil function in York - "civil function" ??? ALL my functions are civil - very civil lol !!!!!!! Interesting how people (esp the SAME person !) make the SAME mistakes, isn't it? Like use of the phrase KR3 and also the word reburial?
In The Know (as always)	hedda wrote: I hope Mrs ITK has been on a splendid shopping trip to get that new outfit for when she is presented to the Lord Mayor. Indeed ! In fact (on another post - about football, I think) I mentioned that Mrs ITK looking at Look North East (and not Look North our regular local news programme). It transpires that she knew Look North came from Leeds so assumed that Look North East must come from York, and she was looking at the local news to see if there were any extra details lol ! What do they say about women and directions? "On March 27 a new display on Richard III will open at the Yorkshire Museum, in York, looking at the myths which have shaped modern views of the king".