Action: Morning, Around Town
[ Ilsa is wandering around Mayfield, having take the day off from work. Still not impressed with the offerings a Bodine's, she's moved on to the general store, and seems to be shopping for one of her huge dinners. Care to bother her? ]
Action: Late Afternoon, 1490 Kramdan Road
[ The windows are open to the breezes, and
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Hey, pretty lady!
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Just a few of my favorites tonight - chicken tetrazzini, farmer's market salad and diablo cake. What would you like to drink?
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What's a diablo cake?
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Hey, do you know how to make scones?
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[ She rotates the pans of vegetables roasting in the oven, and then pours herself some tea. ]
Southeastern biscuits are a related recipe.
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[ Ilsa smiles, remembering that he occasionally does have hands. She skritches him behind the ears. ]
I've done sweet and savory both, but mostly I've been making just plain biscuits. Which confuses the people across the pond.
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What pond would that be? You wouldn't think that the distance between ends of a pond would be that big a deal.
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[ She chuckles, ] There's a saying that England and America are allies divided by a common language, and there's some truth to that. Words take on separate meanings depending on the location.
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Oh! Hey, wanna see something neat, Ilsa?
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They're called bromides back home. No one else in Mayfield seemed familiar with the term, but basically, people devoted pieces of art to people they respected, admired or loved. Sometimes people just passing on the street would be compelled to create a piece of art to a complete stranger, based on a certain something about them. Alex and I collected these back home, though some are more recent. I even drew one of these!
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Bromides? Unusual name, which one is yours?
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