Sindre couldn't help but smile as he looked over the paintings on the pots. He wasn't surprised in the slightest by the national pride pot, and the pet pot was amusing. It was the one depicting Wilm's unofficial family, however, that caused the soft smile on his face.
Glancing from his bulb to the pot to the dirt, Sindre rested his hands on the newspaper under him. "How much dirt was required, again?"
Willem leaned against the open balcony doors, watching as Sindre examined the pots. He saw the soft smile as the Norwegian picked up the last pot, and it made him smile softly as well since he knew Sindre got it.
"They need to be covered by about half an inch of soil."
He gestured towards where his feet were.
"They'll stay out here till it starts to freeze, then I'll bring them inside. They should blossom in the spring."
...dude. Søren doesn't have an animal.talks_to_nisseSeptember 19 2011, 03:31:03 UTC
Nodding, Sindre grabbed a handful of dirt. "I can't recall what color I purchased," he replied almost apologetically. "Is there a particular color you would have preferred?"
It didn't take long to fill in a bottom layer, and he shook his hands off to get the larger clods off.
Hmm...I have to think wolf as well. Or at least some sort of canine.talks_to_nisseSeptember 19 2011, 04:12:47 UTC
Keeping his hands light, Sindre carefully packed dirt around the bulb. He didn't want to pack it in too tight and prevent the plant from being able to breathe, but he also wanted to make sure to put enough in.
It'd be a poor gift if he somehow managed to kill the plant before it even sprouted.
Re: Hmm...I have to think wolf as well. Or at least some sort of canine.oranje_windmillSeptember 19 2011, 15:31:23 UTC
He had planted the one in the Nederland planter, while Sindre had taken the pet one. He watched out of the corner of his eye to make sure the Norwegian was doing it right, although he knew he'd go back and check it himself after the other man was gone.
When it came to his plants he was a bit of a perfectionist, and he wasn't afraid to admit it.
As he finished he reached for the third one, putting soil into it as well. When he had the bottom layer ready, he turned to Sindre and gestured for the other man to place the bulb inside.
He dusted off his hands onto the newspaper and began to move the pots towards the window. He'd decided to put them there so he could keep an eye on them, pull them inside if need be.
Plus, he could see them whenever he walked by.
"My parents called earlier this week to make sure Heike is settling in, how Chloe and I are liking the new year."
Sindre nodded at that. "How are they doing?" Sindre asked. "I haven't seen Heike since we ran into each other at the Supermarket, and he was acting a bit...odd."
Sindre just shrugged. "Stuttering, almost running off in embarrassment when he realized he overlooked something." He paused to consider. "Called me a dick, but that actually seemed like him."
Although he had to admit he found it a bit endearing, but that was mostly because he had never really been able to separate the man his younger brother was now and the little boy who'd sulked when he'd thought someone might catch him crying.
Balling the newspaper up, he headed back inside to toss it.
He tossed the ball of newspaper and into the trashcan before heading towards the fridge. Lucy raised her head from where she was curled up in the sink,blinking sleepily at him, and Willem stopped to run his fingers along her back as he opened the fridge. She made a pleased noise, butted his hand with her head, and he moved his hand to scratch between her ears as he grabbed two beers with his other hand.
Glancing from his bulb to the pot to the dirt, Sindre rested his hands on the newspaper under him. "How much dirt was required, again?"
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"They need to be covered by about half an inch of soil."
He gestured towards where his feet were.
"They'll stay out here till it starts to freeze, then I'll bring them inside. They should blossom in the spring."
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It didn't take long to fill in a bottom layer, and he shook his hands off to get the larger clods off.
"Could you hand me a bulb?"
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"Not really. It'll be interesting to see come spring."
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It'd be a poor gift if he somehow managed to kill the plant before it even sprouted.
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When it came to his plants he was a bit of a perfectionist, and he wasn't afraid to admit it.
As he finished he reached for the third one, putting soil into it as well. When he had the bottom layer ready, he turned to Sindre and gestured for the other man to place the bulb inside.
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After settling the third and final bulb in its pot, Sindre sat back on his haunches.
"Heard much from home, lately?"
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Plus, he could see them whenever he walked by.
"My parents called earlier this week to make sure Heike is settling in, how Chloe and I are liking the new year."
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"Odd?"
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"Yes, that is like him, but I apologize for it."
He reached for the last pot, set it with the others.
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"Still, he needs to learn not to be so abrasive."
Although he had to admit he found it a bit endearing, but that was mostly because he had never really been able to separate the man his younger brother was now and the little boy who'd sulked when he'd thought someone might catch him crying.
Balling the newspaper up, he headed back inside to toss it.
"Want a drink?" he asked the other man.
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Trailing along after Wilm, Sindre shrugged again. "He'll learn," he replied. "So might as well enjoy it before he does."
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