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Diary (November 1993)

These entries were originally made in a small !Diary application on the computer, and I began making entries very soon after we got our first RISC OS machine - the A5000. This was just a few months after I started Sixth Form.

I met Caroline this month.

29
Nov
1993
Monday
Viv told me Caroline likes me and asked if I would ask Caroline out.
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26
Nov
1993
Friday
Chatting to Caroline 1+2
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24
Nov
1993
Wednesday
Met Caroline in the Library, and chatted a bit, mostly being silly.
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