1. A new term is coined following an argument about whether the office junior is right to be aiming for money and career goals, rather than family or sporting goals, or travel. He shrugs, having been rounded on by a pack of hippies, and says: 'It's all gravy, not pickle.'
2. Hurrying up to Nick's, and even though it's slightly later than usual, there is still light in the sky and birds are singing.
3. Another old friend is on telly tonight -- Mma Ramotswe of the Number One Ladies' Detective Agency.
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