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Time to live like royalty... all family under one roof
The Gazette
|July 16, 2025
Do you recall the surprisingly popular television sitcom Sorry!, from the 1980s, starring Ronnie Corbett as an apologetic librarian living at home with his parents?
Obviously, I don't because I’m far too young, so let’s pretend I learned of it through a much older friend, who compared yours truly to the comically tragic manchild trapped in his boyhood home.
Admittedly, I am living with mother and father a few days a week for work purposes, but it’s a far different scenario.
For a start, I'm much taller than Ronnie Corbett and my mother is close but not quite as domineering, and I do have my own house, but is it’s nowhere near my job.
And why shouldn't I take advantage of their hospitality, geographical location, laundry services as well as enjoy evening meals far better than I could come up with?
This story is from the July 16, 2025 edition of The Gazette.
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