And thank you for the plants and the animals
Characters: River (lordofwater) and very OPEN! Feel free to drop by, run into him, get to know him, poke him, bug him, whatever
Date/Time: October 8, afternoon
Location: Marketplace
Rating: PG for now
Summary: River wanders the marketplace and is fussy about food
The bit of money River and Rosalind had been given at their hatching wouldn't last forever, but until they found jobs, they still needed to eat. River walked the length of the marketplace, looking at what was offered in every stall he passed, turning back at the end and finally beginning to buy the things they needed. He'd taken an interest in their meals--not only preparing and cooking, but everything that went into them. He found himself to be extremely particular about what they both ate.
He passed by everything packaged and pre-prepared without a second glance. He passed by cuts of meat, and turned his face from aquatic creatures sliced open and laid out in the sun. His interest was in the most basic of ingredients--vegetables, rice, some spieces--and that was fine. Perhaps he could prepare enough to deter Rosalind from those slick-packaged snack foods she enjoyed.
Date/Time: October 8, afternoon
Location: Marketplace
Rating: PG for now
Summary: River wanders the marketplace and is fussy about food
The bit of money River and Rosalind had been given at their hatching wouldn't last forever, but until they found jobs, they still needed to eat. River walked the length of the marketplace, looking at what was offered in every stall he passed, turning back at the end and finally beginning to buy the things they needed. He'd taken an interest in their meals--not only preparing and cooking, but everything that went into them. He found himself to be extremely particular about what they both ate.
He passed by everything packaged and pre-prepared without a second glance. He passed by cuts of meat, and turned his face from aquatic creatures sliced open and laid out in the sun. His interest was in the most basic of ingredients--vegetables, rice, some spieces--and that was fine. Perhaps he could prepare enough to deter Rosalind from those slick-packaged snack foods she enjoyed.