Ear cups for a seven-year-old at first Randoli 6:44 — enough or is this a skip night after Kumbal already fried them
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Kasia Wojcik•96 rep10
Kid lasted forty minutes of Kumbal drums and then went blank. We have proper ear cups now. Partner wants the tusker hour. I do not want to own a melt on Dalada Veediya. 23 Aug, first Randoli listed 6:44.
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Ear cups and a written leave-time. If they melted at forty last time, plan forty and a lake ice, not a full Randoli. 6:44 listed start means you can see the opening and go. Skip is also polite. Pride turns a child into a content prop.
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Anjali Rathnayake•223 rep8
We did thirty-five minutes, walked. Fine. Tusker hour is not worth a blank kid.
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Roshan Bandara•216 rep5
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We kept the kid behind us, not on a shoulder. Shoulders start fights with the row behind.
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