1. A book in one hand, a jam sandwich in the other.
2. Archie seizes my finger, puts it and several of his own into his mouth and gives the whole a good gumming.
3. I read a poem about clouds today in qarrtsiluni and turn my eyes to the sky. 'Did you feel rain?' someone wonders. 'No. Just looking.' And throughout the evening the conversation turns again and again to the changing sky. As we are leaving, Pete points to the west at grey clouds with orange bellies.
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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