Kid slipped on wet Fort cobbles this morning — town clinic or just a scrape we are over-reading
Knee is skinned, leftover rain, kid is loud. Partner wants a clinic. I think plaster. Not asking for a hospital name to panic. Asking for ordinary.
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Plaster if it is a scrape. Clinic in Galle town if it is deep, swelling, or a head knock. Wet cobbles do this every leftover-rain morning. Do not invent a Fort emergency desk. A pharmacy on the town side will sell a plaster without a speech.
We took the quieter fork on this: Kid slipped on wet Fort cobbles this morning. Fine. No one clapped.
Kids: sit. Pride turns 'Kid slipped on wet Fort cobbles this morning' into a speech at the kerb.
Ask two locals. The first number about Kid slipped on wet Fort cobbles this morning is a test, not a fee I will invent.
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