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Just a perfect day

17 Dec 2010

Real general practice is alive and well, and Dr Tony Copperfield is right in the middle of it.

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Anonymous,
17 Dec 2010
...You're gonna reap just what you sow.. Hazel Drury
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Anonymous,
20 Dec 2010
I'm with Hazel, be afraid, be very afraid... Roderick Shaw
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Anonymous,
20 Dec 2010
Come to remote and rural Scotland where every day is a perfect day Highland GP
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Anonymous,
22 Dec 2010
The song perfect day is well chosen because it's own history parallels that of UK GP.
In the 70s, it was sung by one person (I call this continuity of singing), that person had written lots of good songs (generalism) and he was often drunk at work.

In the 90s, that changed. The same words were passed from one singer to another, with little continuity, the multiple singers tried to care what they were singing about but they were too interested in the way their message was presented, than actually what the message meant. Michael Jenkins
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