When said by a client: "It looks like we're pretty much ready except for a few minor cosmetic things."
Hopefully back to family life, sleep, blogging and eventually even sanity over the coming days...
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I am sure MrsDarwin will be very happy to hear that! And I hope those 'minor cosmetic things' really do turn out to be 'minor'!
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