1. Dipping a biscuit in my coffee so that its chocolate coating melts and shines, tide-marked with the milk froth.
2. I am getting supper ready for Nick's return. He walks round to the kitchen window so he can look in and see me at work.
3. The last moving box is empty and flattened.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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