St. Patrick's Day - AKA First Full day Outtah a Cube!

Mar 17, 2006 11:20

[ETA: There appears to be a four leaf clover on the arm of the couch in the parlor. Wilson and Phale will not need it so if a guest would like to wander through and pick it up, it is open to all guests at the Brownstone!!]

After a really hot pr0n scene in the works making love, the two had fallen asleep -well Wilson had slept, Phale had rested, ( Read more... )

beau jardin, brownstone, st. patty's day

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a_phale March 17 2006, 16:53:51 UTC
Aziraphale soon decided that this might be the best therapy in the world for the young doctor. He was doing something he loved, and his dark eyes were merry with the thought of having friends in the house. So the angel soon got into the spirit, following Wilson's occasional directions about the kitchen to 'chop this' or 'stir that', and otherwise staying out of his lover's way and watching.

Except when he was sent down to the wine cellar for a bottle to open while they were cooking. And directed to catch Wilson up on the news articles he'd missed from the week. And hustled upstairs to change into something that was 'anything but beige, beloved'.

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Kitchen dr_jwilsonmd March 17 2006, 17:47:34 UTC
Where food happens and beer is kept cold.

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Re: Kitchen dr_jwilsonmd March 18 2006, 02:51:33 UTC
The kitchen ( ... )

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Re: Kitchen queennomore March 18 2006, 03:26:43 UTC
"Aziraphale," Susan greets the older man with a smile, not having even the faintest idea of just how much older he actually is.

"It's good to see you. I hear you have drinks on offer - a Guinness perhaps, in honour of the day?"

Also, because bubbles going down rather than up is really very special. Like drinking a waterfall, somehow, only one that's almost thick enough to chew.

She's not a beer drinker, but Guinness is not beer.

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Re: Kitchen a_phale March 18 2006, 03:37:28 UTC
"It's lovely to see you as well, my dear," Aziraphale replied, with a brief yet strangely furtive look at WIlson as they enter, as if reassuring himself of the young doctor's presence. He pours a Guinness into a tall glass for Susan, handing it to her with a smile.

"I hope you're doing well?"

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Front Parlors dr_jwilsonmd March 17 2006, 17:48:23 UTC
Where people drink beer or tea, talk and hopefully laugh a bit.

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Re: Front Parlors queennomore March 18 2006, 01:50:12 UTC
'Big brother' he'd called himself on the phone, and if only he knew what that meant to her.

She can't think of anything that would prompt her to turn down an invitation from James, and this one doesn't even come close to qualifying. She's at the door, bemoaning the complete lack of green in her wardrobe.

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Re: Front Parlors dr_jwilsonmd March 18 2006, 02:17:08 UTC
Leaving Phale in the kitchen to tear cabbage...which yes, had to be torn not cut, Wilson headed for the front door to answer it.

"Susan!" He exclaimed brightly as he pulled the door open. Due to the application of angelic fussing the marks he wore from the ordeal in the Cube and the breathplay pr0n afterwards were limited to perhaps some noticable weight loss and hints of shadows under his eyes but otherwise he was all happy smiles.

"Come on in! I'm so glad you came by!"

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Re: Front Parlors queennomore March 18 2006, 02:27:21 UTC
James looks like it's been a very, very long week at the hospital. He'd said he wasn't going to live there, was going to try to put his relationship before his work, but old habits die hard, she guesses.

"I wouldn't miss it for the world," she replies, stepping across the threshold. "You look like it's been a long week."

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Dinning Room dr_jwilsonmd March 19 2006, 01:50:20 UTC
As they evening continued to unwind around them, Wilson and Phale set the dinning room table. They made sure that there were enough chairs for everybody and after a brief consultation Phale set out the good chain and steamware.

Drink requests were taken and water added to the table for those folks who were still nursing beers or whiskeys. They hadn't had a reason to use the formal dinning room yet but with both sets of double doors flung wide the open space was quite inviting.

Decorated by a male eye -by Phale's eye to be exact- the drapes as well as the table, chairs and matching sideboard and wineracks helped to bring life to the gracefully painted room.

Adding the deceptively simple silverware, which Wilson had insisted upon as soon as he'd seen the word feathered in the title to the table, they began to move the food from the kitchen to the dinning room ( ... )

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Re: Dinning Room queennomore March 20 2006, 00:02:59 UTC
Susan, floating on Greg's arm like a Queen ironic, huh? takes a seat at the table, smiling with pleasure at the simple, familiar foods there. Irish, not English, granted - but modern cuisine seems to enjoy mixing flavours, and for Susan, the simplicity of green beans, on their own and unsauced, is enough to make an Englishwoman declare 'Erin go bragh'.

James is a cook? She should have expected that.

"It looks and smells wonderful, James," she says. "Thank you for preparing all this."

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Re: Dinning Room dr_jwilsonmd March 20 2006, 00:31:12 UTC
He was actually a damn good canon!!! cook and he took pleasure in making a good meal and seeing people enjoy it so there was plenty of food on the table.

As soon as all their guests were seated, Wilson settled himself at one head of the table, Phale up at the other and he turned towards Susan with a bright, if slightly tired smile.

"Thank you for coming to eat it! I always prepare too much, especially around holidays. A trait I got from my mother."

His own plate was going to be the beans, bread, cabbage, potatoes and some of the salmon and salad, staying away from the corned beef, even though it smelled damn tastey and fell apart on the fork.

"We need to try to get back into swing with our Tuesday wine dates."

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Re: Dining Room queennomore March 20 2006, 01:40:34 UTC
"I'd like that," Susan replies, helping herself to a little of everything, her stomach grumbling in a most unladylike manner.

Some things just can't be controlled as easily as facial expressions.

She doesn't cook, herself. She can - being capable of cooking was practically a requirement for a female in the 1950s - but she's never enjoyed it. James' domesticity is just one more thing to appreciate about him.

And with Greg next to her... this may be the best day she's had since arriving in this city. And so far, no sex.

Wow.

Who would have thought?

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After Dinner dr_jwilsonmd March 19 2006, 05:48:43 UTC
For those folks who will want to lounge on a couch and burp for a bit or continue conversations!

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