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Feb 12, 2009 09:27

Kirk is not surprised to get a cupcake shaped like a stovepipe hat with his coffee today. it is February 12, after all. And that's one of those days that means a lot to many people, being the birthday of both Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin (literally on the same day in 1809 ( Read more... )

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sime_channel February 12 2009, 17:25:10 UTC

"Jim!" Suzi beams and does a peculiar hopping motion as she moves forward, waving at him above the crowd and disappearing back into it until she gets to his table, "Jim, I'm getting married! In the baseline way, not in the Sime way."

sime_channel February 15 2009, 01:00:18 UTC

"Hmm." Suzi thinks about that for a while, and nods slowly, "I think I can make something that won't clash with the House ring. Thank you, Jim."

works_in_space February 15 2009, 01:55:34 UTC

"If you need any other suggestions, I know a little about weddings." Though not much, given he's never been married.

sime_channel February 15 2009, 02:08:27 UTC

"I'll probably ask. We're just going to sign papers, I think? But witnesses and ... I don't know. Suddenly I have nervous flutters."

works_in_space February 15 2009, 02:11:41 UTC

"There will be a justice of the peace as well...a civic representative authorized under the law to perform a wedding." He can't imagine either Suzi or Whistler would care about a religious ceremony. "And you shouldn't be nervous. Other then your legal status, not much is going to change for you two."

sime_channel February 15 2009, 02:14:56 UTC

She smiles brightly and blushes, "Thank you, Jim. It was so wonderful when he asked."

works_in_space February 15 2009, 02:17:14 UTC

"Was it something you were waiting for?" She's not really talked much about Whistler, which is fine, but that doesn't mean he isn't a bit curious.

sime_channel February 15 2009, 02:21:56 UTC

She laughs and shakes her head, "Not really, but it's still nice to hear? I mean, it's one of the big romantic gestures of baselines."

works_in_space February 15 2009, 02:25:20 UTC

"Yes. And it does mean a lot in some societies. Not all, since marriage was often of a communal nature and meant to create families, but I like to think that love matters by Whistler's time."

sime_channel February 15 2009, 02:27:03 UTC

Suzi blinks at him and says, "In Sime culture it means that you have had a child." is what she offers, tilting her head, "Love happens without marriage."

works_in_space February 15 2009, 02:29:41 UTC

"As it does in a lot of cultures. But it's still important.

"And it seems to have made you very happy." Which in turn makes Jim happier, which he needed.

sime_channel February 15 2009, 02:33:45 UTC

"Uh huh." Suzi admits, "It's, well. I'm kind of a sucker for him doing things like that."

works_in_space February 15 2009, 02:35:05 UTC

"You mean being romantic?" Something Jim wouldn't say of himself.

sime_channel February 15 2009, 05:30:57 UTC

"Uh huh." Suzi says, "It's amazing every time he does something to show he loves me. I mean, I know he does? I could zlin him through layers of steel? But he shows me anyway."

works_in_space February 15 2009, 10:22:01 UTC

"As anyone in love really should. Emotions should be demonstrated. Within reason of course, but certainly they should be shared." Sorry, Spock.

sime_channel February 15 2009, 18:09:46 UTC

Suzi agrees and nods, laughing softly, "It's nice. Very, very nice.

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