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Day 3111

Day 3111 in Seahaven Springs, under sunny skies. Somebody has repainted their front door overnight. Opinions are being gathered. Toby Tanner called Truman Beaumont by the wrong name mid-sentence, then laughed a little too quickly. The radio in Truman Beaumont's kitchen has been persuaded to play his favourite song. He is singing along, badly. Nothing bad ever happens here — but something is always going on. The Leak at The Anchor runs into trouble. Goodnight, Truman. In case we don't see you: good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.

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What was announced

06:00The sun breaks through over Seahaven Springs, precisely on cue.
09:00Somebody has repainted their front door overnight. Opinions are being gathered.
10:00The Bakery's fresh bread smell has reached the town square. Productivity plummets.
10:00Toby Tanner called Truman Beaumont by the wrong name mid-sentence, then laughed a little too quickly.
10:00The radio in Truman Beaumont's kitchen has been persuaded to play his favourite song. He is singing along, badly.
10:02Orson Ferris has closed the notebook on one small Seahaven mystery, satisfied for now.
11:00The town ladder is on its fourth borrower this week and nobody is sure who owns it.
11:23A drip has appeared in the ceiling at The Anchor. A bucket is deployed.
12:00It is Wednesday lunch in Founders Park. Benches are being claimed diplomatically.
12:00Clouds drift in over the bay. The fishermen pretend not to enjoy it.
13:00The community orchard is in blossom and briefly the best place in town.
14:00The photocopier at Seahaven Mutual is making the noise again. Ewan Callahan has been elected to deal with it.
15:00The sun breaks through over Seahaven Springs, precisely on cue.
16:00A seagull has stolen Orson Ferris's sandwich near the dock. Again.
16:07Whatever Wilf Tanner and Rue Callahan were circling, they have landed on it.
17:00The tide is out further than usual. Kip Doyle has gone to look at what it left behind.
18:00The light over Seahaven Springs this evening is almost unreasonably good.
19:00Someone is practising the same eight bars of piano again. The town has grown fond of them.
19:00Bea Callahan has finally had everyone round. Nobody left early.
20:00Faint harmonica music was heard from the dock. Everybody denies everything.
20:42Rex Callahan and Perry Gorse kept their word and finished what they started.
22:03Linus Tidewater is negotiating with a bar stool and appears to be losing.
22:08Edie Gorse has sworn undying friendship to somebody met twenty minutes ago.
22:13Orson Ferris has ordered one for the road and then forgotten which road.
22:14Wilf Tanner is explaining boats to anyone who will listen down at The Anchor.
22:18Abel Callahan has explained the tides three times, differently each time.

What was said

07:04Bea Callahan, Linus Tidewater · Norma's House
Linus, you look like someone with five minutes to spare.
07:16Marla Finch, Iris Brody · Sunrise Café
There you are, Iris. I was hoping we would cross paths.
07:19Bev Tanner, Toby Tanner · Bev's House
Good morning! First proper conversation of the day.
07:23Edie Gorse, Ewan Callahan, Fern Gorse, Lark Ferris, Bram Tidewater · Sunrise Café
This table has reached the confidential part of breakfast.
07:35Perry Gorse, Wren Gorse · The Gorse House
Wren, you look like someone with five minutes to spare.
07:36Linus Tidewater, Alma Callahan · Norma's House
There you are, Alma. I was hoping we would cross paths.
08:20Elaine Whitlow, Cole Whitlow, Hal Brody, Iris Brody, Lark Ferris · Sunrise Café
This table has reached the confidential part of breakfast.
08:23Orson Ferris, Gil Ferris · June's House
I knew the day would improve if I ran into you.
08:49Kip Doyle, Ned Ferris · The Bakery
Morning, Ned. Everything feels possible at this hour.
08:54Truman Beaumont, Toby Tanner, Wilf Tanner, Dell Tanner · Seahaven Mutual
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
08:59Bev Tanner, Hal Brody · Sunrise Café
Morning, Hal. Everything feels possible at this hour.
08:59Rue Callahan, Perry Gorse · Seahaven Mutual
You have not changed since we were knee-high.