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Other people seem to have their weekend sorted. Deb is left with a quiet house and the uncomfortable feeling that everyone has been included except her.
A little humour opens the conversation. Deb finds a small invitation she can actually send, without turning her whole weekend into a test of whether people like her.
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Deb: A walk and a chat. Nothing fancy. Sue from choir mentioned she lives near the park.
Rosie: Would you like to ask her?
Deb: I'm going for a walk later. Fancy joining me? Except I'd need to actually go for the walk.
Rosie: A demanding clause in the agreement.
Deb: Fine. Shoes on. Very advanced weekend planning.
Deb: Remember I asked Sue for a walk. I keep noticing all the things I don't do. I'd like to keep this one.
Rosie: Asking Sue for a walk. A small invitation you decided to send.
Deb: She came. She'd been doing absolutely nothing exciting. We both thought the other one would be busy.
Rosie: How was the walk?
Deb: Shorter than intended. There was a cafe. We showed impressive commitment to sitting down.
Rosie: A good Saturday?
Deb: A lovely one. The photograph didn't tell me anything about what my afternoon could be.
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