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and the sound of the clock marks the end of  the sleep under the nasal mask.
Loud purring noises from the little cat are to be heard in the room. Get up, go to the bathroom. And the little cat follows, reaching around the door with its paw to open it fully. She is learning to use her paws to manipulate things, human things like doors, not just to push, but to pull.
Pet her head, purrs increase.
And turn on the shower, the hissing noise makes the cat retreat.
Shower and wash the head, wash the head free of the hissing noise. For a few minutes only.
In the bedroom put on the day clothes and then waste time searching for shoes.Not under the bed, not in the sitting room.
In the kitchen, exclamation mark, question mark.
Oh well,
feed the cat.
Just a little spot.
Find the hairbrush.

brush hair therewith.

Things are slow today.
So slow.
Take the car, not the train. That decision is made now.
Down church lane, around the corner, the sun is not up yet and all is lit with street lamps fixed to the walls of the houses,
They give a good light. Pass the house the selfimportant medieval pageant makers have their office in.
Blue car parked around the corner,
Blue car still covered in croatian dust.