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This letter in today's Telegraph could have been written by any of us

Only, we didn’t go downstairs.

SOMETIMES THINGS HAPPEN in life that are just so momentous you just have to share it with someone in a national newspaper.

For John Tilsiter in Hertfordshire, this was one of those moments.

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We’re happy for you John.

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This letter in today's Telegraph could have been written by any of us

‘Who blons a dumb de now?’ is the nonsense meme you need in your life immediately>

‘Photobomb’ and ‘bakeoff’ added to latest edition of Collins Dictionary>