1. Nick comes back from a trip into town. "I went to the Aeroplane Bookshop, and he said 'Where is she?'"
2. We measure up and order our bookshelves -- I'll be glad to stop hunting through tottering stacks in search of reference books, and I'll be happy to see Nick's collections safely shelved.
3. We are about to switch off the light, when I realise that I'm very hungry. I go downstairs and come back with supplies. "This is a three-biscuit problem," I tell Nick as I nibble on a malted milk.
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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