The twenty-first death: Politics, birthdays, and, above all, artists

Jan 11, 2011 01:57

[voice | accidental | public]

[It's Susan's frequency, but it seems the journal has been turned on by accident, as there's the rustling of papers and the thunk of the journal being set down again; the chink of a teacup in a saucer... and then a weary sigh.]

How pointless...

Politics, a town of ghosts and monsters, Long Night... And now this... exhibition, to top it all off. [She lists off her troubles, seemingly the herself. A moment of brooding silence later and she's her brisk self again.]

Still. At least for the moment we're out of that place and--

[She cuts off abruptly.]

The tenth. I hardly realized...

Many returns of the day and all that to me then., I suppose. [She sounds contemplative, and another moment of quite follows, before the papers are picked up and moved again and the post cuts off in the midst of that.]

[Later | Voice | Filtered to the Ammy]

Hopefully this art exhibition and gathering will be a learning experience for many of us.

[Aaaand that's it folks. Short and sweet.]

getting away for a while, what is it now?, mostly human, politics made cynical, long night is loooong, hiding out for long night, normality? what's that?, that time again already?, ordinary life, a dearth of chocolate, i hate being a duchess sometimes, well that's not good, being useful

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