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[Voice] → "The Garden of Love."

Jul 14, 2011 09:23

[Thursday has rarely been seen out of her apartment these part few weeks, it's true. From within her locked room in Community Building 1 she has been pouring over a copy of a book that she had hunted down from within the depths of the library. Finally putting her hands upon its dusty spine had seemed like a gift, a victory, yet it was because of ( Read more... )

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piggybabe July 15 2011, 04:34:17 UTC

What do you say about flower arranging? [She's really good at it!]

bookworldly July 15 2011, 12:18:06 UTC

I haven't the slightest clue where I'd begin something like that...

Which is to say that I'd love to learn.

piggybabe July 15 2011, 12:58:31 UTC

Good. [Pause.] Do you want lessons to start now?

bookworldly July 15 2011, 13:26:21 UTC

I don't have anything else to do today.

[Nothing productive, anyway.]

Where ... I wonder if any of the stores around here sell flowers. Or give them -- Stock them. Or I suppose we could pick them ourselves, couldn't we? A host of golden daffodils.

piggybabe July 15 2011, 13:38:32 UTC

Picking them ourselves would be lovely, but I think they have flower shops here? I mean there are clothing stores. They might as well have flower shops. [Ino logic, you has it.]

bookworldly July 15 2011, 13:53:33 UTC

We should go together, find out. I mean I wouldn't know what to pick, so that would be a pretty good place to start my training. Grass roots.

piggybabe July 15 2011, 13:55:29 UTC

Sure. That's fine with me. Shall we meet each other in a few minutes?

bookworldly July 15 2011, 14:01:19 UTC

I'll see you in the square.

piggybabe July 15 2011, 14:05:25 UTC

Alright, you will. [Action/handwave~?]

[Action!] Since I'm not sure what you wanted to handwave. Go ahead though, do whatever. bookworldly July 15 2011, 14:21:22 UTC

[Thursday is leaves her room almost immediately, barely stopping to grab The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies, and though she cautions herself to walk sensibly she makes it to the fountain in under three minutes. Perhaps should should have specified, 'at the fountain'? But it's an obvious landmark and it has a good view of all entrances to the square. If she gets there first, she'll be sitting cross-legged on the fountain's edge and reading the book until Ino arrives, looking up every half minute or so.]

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