1. Today a task that calls for steady, plodding concentration and no creativity is very welcome.
2. I find a message from Nick on my phone in which he comments that soon he won't have to ring me because I'll be living with him.
3. Two large and enthusiastic black dogs wallow and splollop in the scummy end of the lake stirring up mud and raising a stench of rotting leaves.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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