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Day 2704

Day 2704 in Seahaven Springs, under rainy skies. Ewan Callahan has been discharged from Seahaven General and is right as rain. Bev Tanner came down awkwardly off the orchard ladder and is spending a few days in Seahaven General. Bev Tanner is in Seahaven General after they came down awkwardly off the orchard ladder. Nothing bad ever happens here — but something is always going on. Whose Ladder Is This begins. Goodnight, Truman. In case we don't see you: good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.

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What was announced

00:00Ewan Callahan has been discharged from Seahaven General and is right as rain.
00:00An unclaimed umbrella has been standing by the café door for three days.
08:00A heron has taken up position at Miller's Pond and is refusing to be hurried.
09:00Clouds drift in over the bay. The fishermen pretend not to enjoy it.
10:00Rain has begun over Seahaven Springs. Umbrellas deployed with suspicious synchronization.
11:00The rain has cleared. A rainbow appeared at a frankly cinematic angle.
12:00Bram Tidewater has arrived at the store without the list. This has happened before.
12:17Bev Tanner and Milo Ferris have stopped leaving their friendship to chance.
13:00The photocopier at Seahaven Mutual is making the noise again. Elaine Whitlow has been elected to deal with it.
14:00Nothing whatsoever is happening in Seahaven Springs. Orson Ferris appears to be enjoying it.
16:00A hedge has been trimmed one inch past a boundary. Diplomacy is under way.
18:00Business is slow enough that Truman Beaumont has been sent home early. Nobody argues.
18:03Hattie Whitlow's evening happened, ran long, and is still being talked about.
19:00There is one more chair at The Anchor than there was yesterday. Rex has not mentioned it.
19:00Bev Tanner came down awkwardly off the orchard ladder and is spending a few days in Seahaven General.
19:00A door that has been locked for as long as Truman Beaumont can remember was standing open this morning.
20:00It is warm enough to sit outside. Half the town has done exactly that.
20:00The bakery sign flickered and, for a moment, read a different name entirely.
20:00The radio in Truman Beaumont's kitchen has been persuaded to play his favourite song. He is singing along, badly.
20:41Sal Marino and Fern Gorse kept their word and finished what they started.
22:00Rain has begun over Seahaven Springs. Umbrellas deployed with suspicious synchronization.
22:03Rex Callahan is teaching the room a song that appears to have no chorus.
22:04Mabel Tidewater has sworn undying friendship to somebody met twenty minutes ago.
22:05Lark Ferris has become extremely confident about lighthouse engineering.
22:05Jonah Ferris is describing a fish that grows between each telling.
22:09Iris Brody has ordered one for the road and then forgotten which road.
22:31Abel Callahan has ordered one for the road and then forgotten which road.

What was said

00:02Ewan Callahan, Wilf Tanner · Seahaven General
Evening, Wilf. We should both probably be heading home.
07:18Kip Doyle, Lark Ferris · Sunrise Café
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
07:19Fern Gorse, Cole Whitlow · Sunrise Café
Morning, Cole. Everything feels possible at this hour.
07:39Elaine Whitlow, Fern Gorse · Sunrise Café
Fern! Beautiful day, isn't it?
07:39Lark Ferris, Abel Callahan · Sunrise Café
Morning, Abel. Everything feels possible at this hour.
08:01Lark Ferris, Opal Ferris · Sunrise Café
There you are, Opal. I was hoping we would cross paths.
08:19Hal Brody, Edie Gorse · Sunrise Café
There you are, friend. Everything peaceful enough?
08:22Milo Ferris, Gil Ferris · Dot's House
Gil! Just the person I wanted to see.
08:24Cole Whitlow, Opal Ferris · Sunrise Café
Morning, Opal. Everything feels possible at this hour.
08:59Kip Doyle, Ned Ferris · The Bakery
There you are, Ned. I was hoping we would cross paths.
09:06Truman Beaumont, Rue Callahan, Toby Tanner · Seahaven Mutual
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
09:15Wilf Tanner, Mabel Tidewater · Seahaven General
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.