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Rice if it steams at wet shoes on a windowsill, dry bun otherwise

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Calum Walsh Bunbury 58•112 rep

Ordinary Sri Lanka Friday 28 Aug after Esala leftover. wet shoes on a windowsill. Card theatre. Not a cortege question. Desk, notes, damp cloth, a kettle. Locals can push back. White set still damp on a chair.

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Ask the desk. Write the board. I will not invent a fee, a closure, or a warning colour. Notes in the morning. SIM in town. Damp cloth hangs, it does not pack. Lived pin: wet shoes on a windowsill.

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Asela Rathnayake Asgiriya•211 rep

One soda, ten minutes, moved. Shade is the need, not the brand.

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Achini Madawala Koggala•220 rep

Harbour morning, no whale. We drank tea. Pride waited for a guarantee.

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Dinesh Wijesinghe Tangalle•237 rep

Covered, went in twenty minutes, left. Street is mixed. Inside is not.

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Ruwan Gunasekara Batticaloa•254 rep

Wrap at the gate, not a beach scarf. Doorway is not a fitting room.

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Fathima Rathnayake Hatton•181 rep

Wrote 110 before we sat. After leftover drums the numbers get creative.

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Anoma Wickramasinghe Nanu Oya•198 rep

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

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Menaka Wickrama Aluthgama•215 rep

ATM in town, not the leftover kerb. Notes existed. Fine.

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Gayan Madawala Ahangama•232 rep

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