mr. fox is one grumpy doctor.

[itwasnotso]

One up, one down. [...] I used to be a fan of tennis. Team sports with schedules and seasons would not have worked well in conjunction with med school, but I recall that tennis was an effective accompaniment

Comments

[bramblesgaveway]

The insomnia or being my bosses' bitch?

[itwasnotso]

Either, or all of the above. They're both fairly negative, aren't they?

[bramblesgaveway]

Kidding.

[itwasnotso]

Ha.

[bramblesgaveway]

Hilarious, I know.

[itwasnotso]

[...]

168 hours in a week, 70 to work, ideally around 56 to sleep, some for Matty, others for commuting: that leaves a bit less than 42 spare hours. Spare a moment to pencil me into your hectic 70+ schedule.

[bramblesgaveway]

How mathematical of you.

[itwasnotso]

Proving you do have spare time, I feel it gives better justification than just "Come over".

[bramblesgaveway]

[an awkward pen tap]

Probably.

[...]

[Reynard]

Could've just asked though.

Jess.

[itwasnotso]

With your legs falling off and all, it seemed best to be prudent.

[...]

Actually, I'm tired of lying around. Is there anything in the city you'd like to see or visit?

Reynard.

[bramblesgaveway]

Work and Florence Nightingale and Matty. Guess prudence is appreciated.

Wait, right now?

Jess.

[itwasnotso]

This week.

Reynard.

[bramblesgaveway]

Off on Tuesday. Specific ideas?

Jess.

[itwasnotso]

[Let's pretend the exhibition is actually open a few days longer than it is.]

My potential pitch? Socrates Sculpture Park. We could take a walk, since last year's exhibition is ending soon. And it's still chilly outside, so café and warming up after.

Reynard.

[bramblesgaveway]

Exhibition?

Jess.

[itwasnotso]

It's practically a free outdoor museum. I think this year's show has work from ... 'promising young artists'? We could go and evaluate whether the sculptures are any good at all, or if it's just pretentious modernist shit.

(I prefer paintings; I've never been much for sculpture.)