1. Outside a basement flat, two shawls are airing -- pure turquoise and pure orange.
2. The beautician says: 'Oh you've got some lovely erythema forming.' I don't know what erythema are -- turns out, they're the red dots that appear after a leg wax. She explains that they are where blood rushes to heal the hair follicles; and they are a sign of healthy skin.
3. The subs go out to dinner to regroup and talk over our situation -- it's good to see people relaxing after so many weeks of worry.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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