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Sal
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Hi Lee,
Thank you for letting me practice, if this does not resonate with you then please simply attribute it to my imagination :
Are you having a lot of guests at your house from time to time ?
(definitely not family and maybe mainly women, adults, maybe like a club or some other group of people)
There would be a common purpose for that gathering (like for example charity or some other project)
The house then gets unusually busy and noisy, with lots of laughter, clinking of glassesCould that be ?
I find Sal quite sarcastically funny in the way he talks
It feels as if he was saying : « Can you tell Lee to please stop this ? » and when the first guests arrive « Oh no, here they come again … «.Unfortunately, someone brings also a dog (a friendly one, tail wagging, no barking) but to Sal this all feels like an invasion of his space and he does not like dogs (they smell strange, not good, and sniff around furniture)
(He does not mind family members coming round, by the way, except for a possible dog)
Kind regards,
GabrielaPS: I believe I also got the acronyms SGA and SCA for you … (a bit cryptic, I know)
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