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juiceboxtopped

Fourteenth snowfall: how radiant snow is a dream like leaving

Dec 16, 2011 23:51

[Accidental video]
[Rukia is very happy, back in her own body, and taking advantage of this by training! In the snow! Shikai tiiiime ( Read more... )

a srs shinigami, the prettiest zanpakutou of all, training is fun and delicious, winter is coming, keeping oneself busy, she can be scary too!

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[Video] juiceboxtopped December 19 2011, 21:54:32 UTC

Where I'm from originally doesn't have this Christmas, as far as I know, but in Japan, yes, it's a romantic holiday, I had gathered. Or a time to eat chicken. I think.

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[Video] juiceboxtopped December 29 2011, 09:14:47 UTC

It does not sound like much of a bad plan, to me.

Oh, and wearing 'santa suits', I think? They were a very pretty red...

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[Video] capuletnomore December 18 2011, 01:30:50 UTC

[The grace of the woman's swordsmanship catches her eye. Tybalt would be quite jealous to see anyone wield a sword so well.]

The machines do seem to find us when we are not aware quite often, Lady. Your skill with a sword is remarkable. I have not seen such before. Were my cousin here, he would be most impressed as well.

[And she blinks.]

A holiday for lovers? It is the celebration of the birth of Christ, Lady....

[Video] juiceboxtopped December 19 2011, 21:55:42 UTC

That they do. But my skill is only just passable, and I have been neglecting it for a long while, here.

[An owlish blink back.]

The birth of who?

[Video] capuletnomore December 20 2011, 01:11:36 UTC

You are most humble, Lady, to say such things.

[Another blink.]

Christ. The Lord Jesus, son of God in the Christian faith. The holiday is named for him.

[And realization hits.]

You are of a different faith, Lady. And yet, you celebrate the holiday? That is most curious. May I ask from where and when you come?

[Video] juiceboxtopped December 29 2011, 09:18:17 UTC

You are far too kind, Nee-san.

I do not know of that god, but it is good to know which we are paying tribute to.

Where I come from, no we do not celebrate this Christmas. The turning of the year, yes, that is a time of celebration and new beginnings. And festivals for various things throughout the year, but. Christmas is a tradition in the living world. Many families celebrate it, and I learned about it from-- from my friends. They did not mention this Christ-sama of yours, but there are apparently a great many traditions associated with it in Japan.

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peacocking December 18 2011, 20:51:11 UTC

You look so pretty today, roomie~ [ He doesn't plan on crashing at Ukitake's forever, but while he is he must take advantage of his time. ]

juiceboxtopped December 19 2011, 21:56:23 UTC

Ah, not at all, thank you, Kyoraku-taichou. Simply a few kata, while the weather is appropriate, nothing more.

peacocking December 22 2011, 07:57:35 UTC

I hope you're not trying to argue with me. I'd probably come up with a very convincing argument, you know.

juiceboxtopped December 29 2011, 09:02:07 UTC

Of course not sir. I wouldn't dream of it.

[Video] taichou_tb December 19 2011, 21:41:00 UTC

[Ukitake watches her practice, a proud little smile on his face as he does. It isn't often that he gets to see Rukia like this and he knows a good portion of her skill comes from having been taken under Kaien's wing.

He's sure Kaien would be proud of how far she's come, as well.]

Christmas is a holiday for spending time with those you care about, from what I've picked up. And an excuse to give out many gifts to them.

[Video] juiceboxtopped December 19 2011, 21:58:38 UTC

[She's better than she was when she started out, most certainly. And it's because of Kaien and all the others in her life that have pushed her to get better and better, whether through encouragement or even trying to kill her, like Aaroneiro. But she has come a long way since her uncertain, strange self fresh out of academy and newly noble.]

Much like the new year then, from what I had gathered. Why do we not celebrate that instead of this Christmas then?

[Video] taichou_tb December 19 2011, 22:12:56 UTC

Because every culture and group of people is different, of course.

[Video] juiceboxtopped December 19 2011, 22:14:15 UTC

Of course... I simply wonder if there are more people here who are used to celebrating the New Year as a bigger holiday than this Christmas...

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[Video] tearsmythroat December 19 2011, 21:44:18 UTC

They got a bad habit o'doin' that.

[Video] juiceboxtopped December 19 2011, 21:59:25 UTC

They do seem to. I had hoped, by leaving it with my jacket, that I could avoid that, but ah well, it seems not.

[Video] tearsmythroat December 19 2011, 22:14:43 UTC

There are worse things t'be caught doin'.

[Video] juiceboxtopped December 19 2011, 22:16:16 UTC

[A small laugh]

Very true, though I have not yet been in such a situation. Nor do I hope to be!

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