RP: To the Zoo
Characters: Seamus Finnigan, Hannah Abbott.
Date: 25th of April, 2000
Location(s): The zoo. Hurrah!
Summary: A Saturday afternoon out.
Status/Warning: None/tbd.
Completion: Incomplete.
A lovely day, as Seamus had been promised by muggle weather reports: overcast but warm, sunny in parts as the clouds rolled by. It was nice enough out to go without sleeves, but Sea (customarily) had a hood up anyway, hands thrust into the pockets of his sweatshirt. One fist hid a gift for Abbott, the last of his candy from easter.
In all, he was having a very good week despite working and all sorts of nagging from mum. The thing with Neville was maybe a little easier to stomach, when he discounted the blokes thing entirely; now days from the incident, he found that it wasn't so bad when he did his best to forget his friend's new preferences. Not thinking about it made it easier -- in fact, it was his approach of choice when it came to most difficult things.
Thankfully, the trip to Hannah's door was nowhere near as difficult as it had been at one point, and it was easy to think of nothing at all when noting the similarities between yourself and those monkeys in the enclosure over there. Also, he'd had ice cream earlier and was feeling thoroughly ten years old again.
"That one looks like my cousin," said Sea, nudging his girlfriend. As if in response, the primate began whooping enthusiastically.
Date: 25th of April, 2000
Location(s): The zoo. Hurrah!
Summary: A Saturday afternoon out.
Status/Warning: None/tbd.
Completion: Incomplete.
A lovely day, as Seamus had been promised by muggle weather reports: overcast but warm, sunny in parts as the clouds rolled by. It was nice enough out to go without sleeves, but Sea (customarily) had a hood up anyway, hands thrust into the pockets of his sweatshirt. One fist hid a gift for Abbott, the last of his candy from easter.
In all, he was having a very good week despite working and all sorts of nagging from mum. The thing with Neville was maybe a little easier to stomach, when he discounted the blokes thing entirely; now days from the incident, he found that it wasn't so bad when he did his best to forget his friend's new preferences. Not thinking about it made it easier -- in fact, it was his approach of choice when it came to most difficult things.
Thankfully, the trip to Hannah's door was nowhere near as difficult as it had been at one point, and it was easy to think of nothing at all when noting the similarities between yourself and those monkeys in the enclosure over there. Also, he'd had ice cream earlier and was feeling thoroughly ten years old again.
"That one looks like my cousin," said Sea, nudging his girlfriend. As if in response, the primate began whooping enthusiastically.