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x_dilettante_x

Twenty-Four Shabti

Jul 28, 2009 12:21

[Voice//English, Greek, Simple Japanese]Right, so I suppose everyone's complaining about the weather. I still think it's better then an English Summer ( Read more... )

greetings, evy, not a scholar, sibling hath arrived, not a philosopher, bored

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shockinglycool July 28 2009, 22:57:03 UTC

Your sister, huh?

And to answer your question, back home, rain usually meant chores, 'cause storms make me antsy.

x_dilettante_x July 28 2009, 23:19:41 UTC

Yes, Evelyn Carnahan. If I can convince her, I may bring her about the bar soon.

Chores? On rainy days?...that just sounds absolutely horrid.

shockinglycool July 28 2009, 23:21:21 UTC

Well, of course you should! I'll feed her for free if she shows up.

Monks are surprisingly mean sometimes.

x_dilettante_x July 28 2009, 23:52:55 UTC

If that is how it is, I'll have to bring her over often!

Oh? Rainy days aren't spent in contemplation?

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latteheart July 29 2009, 00:01:21 UTC

Eh? Your sister...?

Um...on rainy days I usually do chores inside the house. Back home I would watch the shop as usual, or work on projects...whatever needed doing, really. Though sometimes I would just sit and listen to the rain. It can be very calming, though nothing ever gets done that way, heheh...

x_dilettante_x July 29 2009, 00:13:42 UTC

Yes, my younger sister, Evy.

You're a shopkeep? I suppose chores on a rainy day are a bit boring though, I prefer you last idea.

Sitting about and just listening to it all.

[Text] by the way, since she only speaks Japanese /fail latteheart July 29 2009, 00:29:35 UTC

Your younger sister too...how wonderful! Please take good care of her. [Not-so-secretly missing her own little sister.]

Yes, I run a little cafe back home. It's never very busy, but there's always things to do.

Though to be honest, I agree with you. Chores aren't very fun, after all. I'd rather just sit and watch the rain for a while.

[Voice] lol okay but Jon can't type yet so...voice for him :D (very simple japanese) x_dilettante_x July 29 2009, 02:21:32 UTC

I plan to- of course it may not be so simple to do.

Ah a cafe, I do miss some of the street food from where i am from.

Well no chores to have to do here! Sit and enjoy the weather before it starts doing something horrible.

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[Voice; English - And yes she was reading some of the comments below.] evy_carnahan July 29 2009, 01:29:07 UTC

Do you suppose the water outside is poisoned?

At least the ash stopped.

And also about your friend. She was reading some bizarre book the other day.

[Voice; English - *makes innocent face!*] x_dilettante_x July 29 2009, 02:11:28 UTC

Most likely...whatever this Acid Rain is, can't be healthy for anyone.

Things will calm down eventually then go complete mad again. It's an odd pattern but, it's a pattern at least.

Oh? She read to me in the hospital, what was she reading this time?

[Voice; English - :P] evy_carnahan August 1 2009, 13:43:12 UTC

[ooc:Excuse the lateness my connection went down unexpectedly. D:]

And it's always this type of pattern then? I most certainly hope so.

This book. It had a dreadful cover on it. I think it might've been from the future about scary stories.

madwashu July 29 2009, 01:52:39 UTC

What would I do on a rainy day....Invent or do some research I suppose.

x_dilettante_x July 29 2009, 02:14:03 UTC

What sort of inventions?

madwashu July 29 2009, 07:48:15 UTC

Whatever I felt like at the time.

x_dilettante_x July 30 2009, 05:55:52 UTC

See, now I'm intrigued. Care to elaborate?

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prodigal_axe July 29 2009, 02:14:33 UTC

English Summer huh? Never been... what are those like?

x_dilettante_x July 29 2009, 02:17:06 UTC

Very wet, and muggy and exceptionally dreary.

prodigal_axe July 29 2009, 02:25:27 UTC

Sounds like what's outside right now...

x_dilettante_x July 29 2009, 02:28:36 UTC

Exactly.

Dreadful, isn't it?

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