I actually worked today, and minus one small woozy moment, got through my 6 hour shift fine. I'm still sick, but I have Wed and Thursday off to finish the recovery. Of course, once the cold is gone, I still have the allergies to deal with, but at least I'll be stronger. I'm a horrible person when I'm sick. I refuse to admit I am sick, push myself
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Chuckler wore an i.d. bracelet on his left wrist. It was his father’s, worn in Vietnam, and a talisman Chuckler kept on at all times. Runner grew used to the feel of it over the years, and it came to be a familiar weight he looked for, resting on his hip while he slept.
Even through the slight haze of pain, Runner could admire the picture Chuckler made as the light reflected of his cross, his bracelet, the ring on his finger.
Were my favourite. You're going to be the death of me, Shan. I don't know how to handle this much joy/excitement/utter besottedness for the way you write these two♥ (Sorry if I sound altogether too formal now, otherwise you'd get incoherant keyboard smash, LOL.)
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It's awesome that I wasn't the only person to think of it (I mean, it's the most natural nickname to come out of Wilbur, really. But you know what I mean.)
I'm in love with this even more now 8D
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Hoosier sometimes calls Runner Wilbur in this canon (mostly to mock him), but everyone knows "Will" is reserved for Lew's use only and if anyone else even tries there will be raised fists and black eyes.
I just think it's funny that Runner had, like, three names. All of them his nicknames before the war, and it's like, "which one do I choose."
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Ha, I can practically see a moment when some newcomer unknowingly refers to Runner as Will, and both he and Chuckler just stare. One confused, and the other unimpressed. I'M SORRY, GIBSON, BUT YOU ARE THIS PERSON.
Obvs Runner is the type of person who gets saddled with a new nickname by every person he meets. That or, not that I'm sure if he'd be the kind of person who'd trouble himself with it, but maybe he isn't terribly fond of his own name? (I only say this because I hated the name my parents gave me and went by a million of other names before settling on Nat(alie). Got it legally changed and everything, lol).
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I think you're right about Runner. I have two friends who are the exact same way and they names they picked for themselves fit them so much better. I actually consider myself lucky that I love my name, and that my whole name fits me. Which, considering my grandparents came up with it on the fly, I really did luck out.
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I can't imagine you anything but a Shannon! 8) Yeah, I'm not sure where my mother picked her name for me up, but seeing as she got my sister's from a news anchor, I can't imagine it was very inspired. 8/
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