Sindre couldn't help but smile as he looked over the paintings on the pots. He wasn't surprised in the slightest by the national pride pot, and the pet pot was amusing. It was the one depicting Wilm's unofficial family, however, that caused the soft smile on his face.
Glancing from his bulb to the pot to the dirt, Sindre rested his hands on the newspaper under him. "How much dirt was required, again?"
Willem leaned against the open balcony doors, watching as Sindre examined the pots. He saw the soft smile as the Norwegian picked up the last pot, and it made him smile softly as well since he knew Sindre got it.
"They need to be covered by about half an inch of soil."
He gestured towards where his feet were.
"They'll stay out here till it starts to freeze, then I'll bring them inside. They should blossom in the spring."
...dude. Søren doesn't have an animal.talks_to_nisseSeptember 19 2011, 03:31:03 UTC
Nodding, Sindre grabbed a handful of dirt. "I can't recall what color I purchased," he replied almost apologetically. "Is there a particular color you would have preferred?"
It didn't take long to fill in a bottom layer, and he shook his hands off to get the larger clods off.
Sindre poked at Wilm's scar. "Idiot," he replied, far more affection bleeding through than if he were anywhere near sober. "Can see how you an' Søren are friends, getting mucked up like that."
Sindre swirled the remaining drink in his glass, before downing it in one go. "Hhow'd you two meet, anyhow?
He went a little bit cross eyed trying to look at the finger poking his scar, which told him he was far less then sober.
"In Amsterdam," he replied. "I was baby sitting some idiot, they saw him leaning up against a lamp post in the red light district and wanted to know how much for him, and he responded by taunting them.
He poured a bit more drink.
"Eventually he kissed me, and the idiot punched me."
He paused with the glass on the way to his mouth.
"I'm still not sure how we got to friends from that," he admitted.
Sindre's whole body visibly drooped at that story. "'S not fair," he responded. "You kiss 'im, an' you're best friends. I kiss him, an' he runs away forever."
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Glancing from his bulb to the pot to the dirt, Sindre rested his hands on the newspaper under him. "How much dirt was required, again?"
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"They need to be covered by about half an inch of soil."
He gestured towards where his feet were.
"They'll stay out here till it starts to freeze, then I'll bring them inside. They should blossom in the spring."
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It didn't take long to fill in a bottom layer, and he shook his hands off to get the larger clods off.
"Could you hand me a bulb?"
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"Not really. It'll be interesting to see come spring."
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Sindre swirled the remaining drink in his glass, before downing it in one go. "Hhow'd you two meet, anyhow?
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"In Amsterdam," he replied. "I was baby sitting some idiot, they saw him leaning up against a lamp post in the red light district and wanted to know how much for him, and he responded by taunting them.
He poured a bit more drink.
"Eventually he kissed me, and the idiot punched me."
He paused with the glass on the way to his mouth.
"I'm still not sure how we got to friends from that," he admitted.
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It was only after the words left his mouth that he realized they probably shouldn't have.
"But he wasn't half in love with me. I was just someone he could annoy."
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