A and B discuss plans to look through some items tomorrow, expressing curiosity about what they might find, while having a casual conversation that also touches on the smell of rain and growing roses at home.
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B says:
And find and look and see if we've got any other things in there. Yeah, we can look tomorrow.
A says:
We can look tomorrow.
B says:
And then we can see what's in there for tomorrow.
A says:
Yeah, we can look for tomorrow. We can see what's there.
B says:
Yeah.
A says:
Yeah.
B says:
When we finish our meal, we can just look. I know, our tattoo, to take the meal out.
A says:
Yeah.
B says:
And look through to see what's inside. As soon as you open the pill, I would know if that's the box or not.
A says:
So we could have a look and see, couldn't we?
B says:
Yeah.
A says:
Yeah, we can see. I think I can smell a bit of rain. You can sometimes smell it when it's going to rain. Yeah, I think I can smell a bit of rain coming. Do you know that that wire that's hanging down there makes me think. In the front of our house, I've got roses growing, red roses. And before we left, they were quite long. I expect they're very long.
B says:
And they're away.
A says:
While we're away, I expect they've been doing lots of growing. Do you know what? Should I get you some water, because we've been doing a lot of talking, haven't we? Why don't you try a little bit of that?
B says:
No, I've had a little bit of that.
A says:
Do you like that? Yes, it's a nice idea. Yeah. Because I think with lots of talking, sometimes it's good to have something to drink. That's the sunglasses. I've just picked the sunglasses up. They'll be all right, I think. Yeah, I think they'll be all right. Okay. So. Oh, we've been sitting here a nice long time, haven't we, in the porch? Yeah.