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[highcost_living]

I think that Red Rover is a step up from Capture the Flag. Less conflict I guess, everyone ends up on the winning side in the end. It looks like you all had a good time anyway.

I've walked on so many battlefields. Nearly every spring after, flowers grow. Daisies, poppies... what will come up this time?

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[cold_dry_pieces]

I guess there's something to be said for good fertilizer.

[highcost_living]

And what can come out of a dark situation.

[cold_dry_pieces]

What is it they say, about clouds and silver linings?

[highcost_living]

Everyone of them. Silver goes well with white and gray. I'm not too surprised. Are you?

[to_turn_away]

Have you?

[highcost_living]

I get around.

[to_turn_away]

Where?

[highcost_living]

Everywhere to everyone.

[highcost_living]

Sometimes.

This isn't a request, either.

[highcost_living]

I'm not requesting flowers.

[absinthe_eyed]

This time?

Remorse and guilt, mostly.

[highcost_living]

I know that can't be what you've planted in your garden. What else?

[absinthe_eyed]

Nasturtium and red poppies. Calendula.

[highcost_living]

Do you study the language of flowers, Justin?

[gouge_em_out]

I don't like battles.

But I do like flowers.

[highcost_living]

What do you make of the struggle between the flowers and weeds?

[gouge_em_out]

I think weeds wouldn't be called weeds if they were as pretty as the flowers.

Prettiness doesn't matter to me.

[highcost_living]

A garden is a garden no matter what grows.

How are you, Kay?