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Sunny Saturday

Nell: Happy Harriet in a field in the sunshine with her ball. The perfect photo for a sunny Saturday.

Me: I thought so.

Nell: You look tired.

Me: I’m not sleeping well. I keep having these searching dreams where I can never find what I’m looking for.

Nell: You’re looking for me.

Me: Oh, I see. No wonder I never find anything.

Nell: It will get better in time. It’s just your subconscious mind trying to make sense of it all.

Me: Grief is so tiring.

Nell: It is. I think a gentle day might be in order.

Me: I agree.

Nell: How is everyone?

Me: Chugging along. The sunshine is helping.

Nell: I thought it would. It’s Chris’s birthday on Monday.

Me: Yes, I know. I’ve sent a card from us all and a present.

Nell: Good.

Me: It’s the first time I haven’t added your name in 14 years.

Nell: Why didn’t you?

Me: You’re not here anymore.

Nell: I’m talking to you.

Me: Yes, but it’s only me, Nell.

Nell: Well, tell him I send my love.

Me: I will.

Nell: Actually, I’ll probably write him a poem.

Me: That would be lovely.

Nell: If I have time.

Me: Are you busy?

Nell: Very.

Me: Funny. I imagined you would have all the time in the world.

Nell: Not when Poppy’s around.

Me: Oh yes, of course.

Nell: That animal never stops.

Me: I remember.

Nell: Any news?

Me: Knitwear Wolf is back. He turned up at Italian night with a Tiramisu.

Nell: Rupert always knows how to make an entrance.

Me: He’s definitely not himself, Nell.

Nell: What do you mean?

Me: He wasn’t wearing a cardigan.

Nell: I beg your pardon?

Me: I was shocked, too.

Nell: Was he wearing anything knitted?

Me: No. Sorry.

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