It's almost true winter, even if it is only November. The dark branches of now-leafless trees are lined with the same snow that covers the ground, blanketing Toronto in a clean and shining white
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It's not surprising to see snow in Toronto in November. In fact, it'd be more surprising not to see it.
It's annoying as hell, though, Dave thinks, maneuvering his way towards the restaurant entrance. Especially when you're wearing nice leather shoes and what is, in fact, a very snazzy suit - and it looks as if you're already late.
Dave veers in the direction of the trio at the table.
"Hi, everyone," he says, slightly sheepish.
The old Dave would have scowled at Kevin's comment, and hunched his shoulders. The New Dave (as he imagines himself) eyes Kevin's jacket, and says, airily, "Last week. Can't wear the same old jackets all year, can I?"
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It's annoying as hell, though, Dave thinks, maneuvering his way towards the restaurant entrance. Especially when you're wearing nice leather shoes and what is, in fact, a very snazzy suit - and it looks as if you're already late.
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And Kevin Laine is more than aware of the suit's snazziness.
"Dave, when did you get the time to snag a new suit?"
Ragging Dave is apparently also on the list of things to do today. That never gets old.
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"Hi, everyone," he says, slightly sheepish.
The old Dave would have scowled at Kevin's comment, and hunched his shoulders. The New Dave (as he imagines himself) eyes Kevin's jacket, and says, airily, "Last week. Can't wear the same old jackets all year, can I?"
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Kevin grins easily, leaning back in his chair. Sparring with Dave almost makes up for the tediousness of studying for the Bar exam.
"If that's a three piece suit my image of you is going to be irrevocably shattered."
Best to warn about these things ahead of time, honestly.
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