1. After lunch, while the rain lashes down outside and the wind thrashes at the walls Alec and I doze in bed.
2. To my astonishment the draught is so strong that it sucks one of Alec's balloons up the chimney.
3. At bathtime, the smell of lavender oil lingering in the hall.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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