Rampart stones at Meera Mosque lane still slick — wait at lane wrap or sprain toward rampart in sandals
21 Aug, two kids under eight, ear cups in the bag. Leftover rain on cobbles. Partner wants the stretch before breakfast.
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Wait. Stones stay slick until late morning after a proper night rain. Shoulders and a proper wrap; skip is polite. Walk the inside lane. Do rampart when it is dull and dry.
Closed shoes at lane wrap. Sandals after leftover rain is how you meet the clinic. Walk the inside lane.
Leave a buffer. Agree the fare before you sit. Do not cut it to twenty minutes at Meera Mosque lane and then argue in a jam.
If it is steaming at lane wrap, sit. If not, pack fruit and walk to rampart. Biscuits in the bag anyway. The wait is the hungry part.
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