1. To make baby Chloe laugh with a game that Alec used to like (I count one, two, three and 'pop' her little fists apart).
2. "Bic-bic?" says Alec in an enquiring sort of way. It's almost 4pm, and I've got a fiver so we walk down to the church cafe on the High Street and take tea together.
3. A soft fat sandwich on sweetish bread with a salty filling.
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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