It's hard to finish reading the letter as you picture your nearest and dearest out on the street after your company has gone bankrupt, but you persevere.
The same day out, all be it slightly further north, at Braintree is £19.30, while at the other end of the scale, the division's dearest day out comes at Lincoln City (£25.70).
Good to see the BBC pushing the - oh dear - boat out to keep pay-TV's grubby hands off one of British sport's oldest traditions.
While some have suggested that Dave's parliamentary private secretary, a fitness enthusiast, deliberately puts on the brakes when they take the morning air, Swayne now assures me: "The Dear Leader out-matches me in any contest".
Career highlights: Making people question all the political beliefs they hold dear by turning out some mad weird bathtub self-portraits.
Its team of reporters covered everything from conmen in Plumstead fleecing old dears out of their jewellery to the time some kids in my school year at secondary school were caught on film tagging up the 472 bus.
Hill is right, Rose was wrong: "Jalen Rose's stereotypical take on what constitutes a true black family is precisely what is wrong with a segment of the black population that seems fine with daddy dearest out of the picture," says George Diaz in the Orlando Sentinel.
Less escape-minded theatergoers may check out "DEAR DUBYA: PATRIOTIC LOVE LETTERS TO WHITEHOUSE.ORG," inspired by the politically satirical Web site.
You start out "Dear Ms. Smith" and "Best, John Doe".
We are going to work it all out, dear, be as wonderful as you have been".
