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2nd Memory [Accidental Written/Action](future-dated)

Nov 12, 2010 20:57

[Rise and shine, Luceti! When you wake up, you may notice your journals have a few pages-worth of... notes? To the Japanese speakers out there, it's in older characters, but of course it'll translate to the English speakers as a garble of:]

sanji
     restaurant
    interesting hair color - talked about hair colors
eyebrow
knows ginko,        related??
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what a derp, ◘Ami, ◘Ginko, ◘Sanji, ◘Bon Clay, attempt at memorizing -_-, ◘Okita, cut her some slack, ◘Gin, she's from old-school japan

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written ahappylie November 13 2010, 05:28:50 UTC

[He's written next "Sokka" next to "souka" and drawn a little caricature of the boy.]

Re: written whats_a_sneeze November 13 2010, 05:38:22 UTC

[Oh, goodness! The book wrote back; perhaps there's too much to this book than she'd known. :|a

But written back:]

Thank you! What an interesting name, he has.

And you're quite the artist.

Re: written ahappylie November 13 2010, 05:42:17 UTC

He's an interesting boy.

And thank you. It's nothing much though. Are you new? I haven't seen such characters here in quite a long time.

Re: written whats_a_sneeze November 13 2010, 06:07:57 UTC

Yes, I'm new. In fact, I've only been here for as much as a week.

I'm Sayo, and it's a pleasure to 'meet' you.

Re: written ahappylie November 13 2010, 06:11:29 UTC

Oh, my. I see. Welcome to Luceti then.

My name is Okita. It's a pleasure to meet you as well. Perhaps one day we could meet in person? [He draws a little picture of his pig Saizou looking happy instead of his usual angry piggy self.]

Re: written whats_a_sneeze November 13 2010, 06:15:20 UTC

[She chuckles at the picture, before drawing a little crab and continuing]

I definitely enjoy meeting new people; in fact, I've made it a necessity for the day, to go out and acquaint myself with the townspeople.

You're Japanese? There seems to be such an interesting mix of people here.

Re: written ahappylie November 13 2010, 06:36:05 UTC

[He puts little hearts around the crab.]

Oh, that's a good thing to do. Soon maybe you'll know everyone in the village!

And yes, I am. There seems to be a few of us, but not many who can write the characters you do. May I ask what year you're from? I'm from Genji 1.

Re: written 1/3 whats_a_sneeze November 13 2010, 06:59:00 UTC

What year? Oh! I'm from...

Re: written 2/3 whats_a_sneeze November 13 2010, 06:59:36 UTC

[....]

the year, uh

Re: written whats_a_sneeze November 13 2010, 07:00:16 UTC

I'm afraid I haven't a clue.

I must have forgotten.

Re: written ahappylie November 13 2010, 07:03:30 UTC

For...gotten...?

[That's unusual. He can't think of a person who would forget what time they were from. But perhaps she is absent-minded and just can't think of it now.]

Oh, well. It's not important. It's just comforting to see such letters again.

Re: written whats_a_sneeze November 13 2010, 08:05:39 UTC

Oh, I appreciate seeing them in return-it's always nice to have something from home, whether it be an outfit, or a letter, or even something as simple and yet complex as language.

Re: written ahappylie November 13 2010, 12:03:37 UTC

I agree. It's nice that there are some kimono and haori at the clothing store, isn't it?

Re: written whats_a_sneeze November 14 2010, 02:19:03 UTC

Oh, yes! I even found some of my kimono at the item shop-I wonder how they so easily bring our things here for us...

Re: written ahappylie November 14 2010, 11:52:38 UTC

Ah, yes! I've seen those. I wondered who they belonged to, but they've been there awhile so perhaps they are just free for the taking.

And perhaps it is the same way they bring us here?

Re: written whats_a_sneeze November 15 2010, 04:32:31 UTC

That's right! There are some really beautiful patterned kimono there, but I didn't have the heart to take them-such experience material, the owners would surely miss them.

Do you think so? I certainly hope they didn't track any mud through my home.

[Because she still can't fathom how they can get something from a to b without doing it themselves, really.]

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