Saturday 6.28 from this balcony - allowed or still the rude tourist over a religious street
Knees are done. We can see a slice of the loop from this first-floor balcony. Partner wants Saturday 6.28 from up here with tea instead of the kerb. We are not empty-Maligawa stills at 10.32. We are not flashing after a tusker. Is a balcony a legitimate wrecked-person plan or the tourist above a devotee pavement.
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Seats obstructing devotee pavements were a hard no. A private balcony of the room you paid for is not a pavement seat. Lights off, no laser, no drone, no speaker, no shouting commentary onto the street. DIG: this is not a carnival. Do not lean a phone over a tusker's path.
If the balcony actually sees the loop, tea and quiet is how wrecked people do a last Kumbal. If it sees a wall, you are watching a reflection and should not pretend. Ask him in the morning which side faces what - not a 22:58 argument.
First floor, slice of dancers, no relic. Worth it because we would have been useless on the stones. No invented gallery fee.
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