Bahirawakanda, family of four: hard-shells on a tuk roof, inhaler in that bag or keep medicine in the daypack or hope
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Sigrid Karlsen•132 rep15
Saturday 22 Aug, Bahirawakanda. Hard-shells on a tuk roof, inhaler in that bag. Ordinary bags. Saturday 22 Aug, not a gazette. We are family of four, carrier not stroller.
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Dump hard-shells. Daypack only if you walk. Left-luggage at a station is a board, not a rumour. Keep medicine in the daypack. I will not invent a lockout.
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Pamudu Abeywickrama•202 rep4
Poncho. Umbrella on that pinch is a fight. They run wet if it is the procession.
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