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Leaving Pettah on kettle tea — grown-up, or we owed ourselves a terrace — leaving for BIA, buffer before pride

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Veera Korhonen•143 rep

Early at Pettah. Guesthouse kettle works. Terrace breakfast looks like a performance. Kid will eat bread. Monday 31 Aug. Ordinary bags. Not trying to invent a surcharge. Leaving for BIA, buffer before pride. Cannot tell if this is ordinary or a tired mistake. Locals, please contradict the group chat.

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Kettle is enough. Banana if nothing opens. A guesthouse breakfast basket is a different sticker from a lane bakery bun. I will not invent a hotel loaf surcharge or a new shelf number. If you want bread for the van, the bakery counter is the ordinary sit. Hang the damp cloth. Then the hop.

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Amali Pettah•182 rep

We took the quieter fork at Pettah. Fine. No one clapped.

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Nuwan Gampola•181 rep

Pin the main road. Night is not a hunt. We grabbed a 450g loaf for the van. Plus-ten is the shop loaf, not a guesthouse basket I will invent.

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Piotr Nowak•90 rep

Hang the damp set. Packing wet for a hop is how rooms smell.

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Mahela Peradeniya•195 rep

Rice was still steaming two streets off. First grill was tired oil.

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Willem Hendriks•96 rep

Prepaid pin if the clock is real. Not the first cousin.

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Chamara Pottuvil•209 rep

Leave with a buffer. Desk stories are stories. Walk the last cones.

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Rowan Blake•102 rep

Write the board. A leftover-rain rumour is not a timetable.

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Upul Passikudah•223 rep

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