RP: Making plans.
Date: May 27, 2005
Characters: Dennis Creevey
Location: Near the river.
Status: Semi-Private
Summary: Dennis makes mental notes on what he needs to do
Completion: InComplete (?)
The surgical mask had remained on the counter, something Dennis was quite pleased about. He'd used the Bubble-head Charm instead, while cleaning, humming the old Fat's Waller tune "Taint nobody's business if I do" as he did so. Smiling he knew the rest of the day was his.
Showering and then throwing together some spring rolls (bean sprouts, carrots, spring onions, and other veggies) using Won Ton wrappers, and promising himself he'd eat more than a half of one, cause he needed to get and stay healthy, he grabbed his newest book, a glass container of lemonaid from the ice box, a bottle of water, an old rug, and headed down to the river.
Kicking his sandals off, and relishing being able to wear cut offs (old denims that were even more worn through in places than his favorite jeans)., he stretched out and closed his eyes for a bit, letting his thoughs congeal.
He really needed to learn to fly. It would make things so much easier, and faster once he was going between a job with a prospect for growth, and his own business. He needed to talk to Katie about that, business as well. He had been thinking that Paul might have contacts for more films, even if he was no longer running a revival house, and she could give him pointers, he hoped, on starting his own business. Juggling that could be a problem but he figured it he sold his posters, he'd have enough to live on for a few years if not longer. Then, with any luck his, Dean, and Fleur's busines would be profitable, and he could pay someone to fill in for him while he was at the cinema from that. In the meantime he'd try to get someone using part of the money that Katie payed him. His expenses were minimal, after all: Dennis was grateful for that, living rent free all he had to buy was food (and he could use clothing for that, in a pinch, at Socks), the occasional book or CD.
So, Dennis had his list: talk to Katie, find someone to teach him privately how to fly, then get a broom, find someone to work at the fitness center while he was at the cinema. He'd already made a list of what seeds he wanted to order and plant. Feeling good cause he had, at least a rough outline for what he needed to do next, he set up and took out his book, and began to read.
Characters: Dennis Creevey
Location: Near the river.
Status: Semi-Private
Summary: Dennis makes mental notes on what he needs to do
Completion: InComplete (?)
The surgical mask had remained on the counter, something Dennis was quite pleased about. He'd used the Bubble-head Charm instead, while cleaning, humming the old Fat's Waller tune "Taint nobody's business if I do" as he did so. Smiling he knew the rest of the day was his.
Showering and then throwing together some spring rolls (bean sprouts, carrots, spring onions, and other veggies) using Won Ton wrappers, and promising himself he'd eat more than a half of one, cause he needed to get and stay healthy, he grabbed his newest book, a glass container of lemonaid from the ice box, a bottle of water, an old rug, and headed down to the river.
Kicking his sandals off, and relishing being able to wear cut offs (old denims that were even more worn through in places than his favorite jeans)., he stretched out and closed his eyes for a bit, letting his thoughs congeal.
He really needed to learn to fly. It would make things so much easier, and faster once he was going between a job with a prospect for growth, and his own business. He needed to talk to Katie about that, business as well. He had been thinking that Paul might have contacts for more films, even if he was no longer running a revival house, and she could give him pointers, he hoped, on starting his own business. Juggling that could be a problem but he figured it he sold his posters, he'd have enough to live on for a few years if not longer. Then, with any luck his, Dean, and Fleur's busines would be profitable, and he could pay someone to fill in for him while he was at the cinema from that. In the meantime he'd try to get someone using part of the money that Katie payed him. His expenses were minimal, after all: Dennis was grateful for that, living rent free all he had to buy was food (and he could use clothing for that, in a pinch, at Socks), the occasional book or CD.
So, Dennis had his list: talk to Katie, find someone to teach him privately how to fly, then get a broom, find someone to work at the fitness center while he was at the cinema. He'd already made a list of what seeds he wanted to order and plant. Feeling good cause he had, at least a rough outline for what he needed to do next, he set up and took out his book, and began to read.