Post Thirty Two: Fathers day ...again

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Post Thirty Two: Fathers day ...again

[Well another year, another fathers day. Tiffany left her gift for England on the kitchen table for whenever he came down. It was wrapped in a small box with a card next to it.

After that she goes to do some chores. Pretty much nothing has changed. Oh, well she felt a little more compelled to be happy and loving. Her thoughts liked to point that out.

You can find her

A. Inside her house sweeping the floor.

B. 1670 Nelson street, outside her house watering some flowers.

ooc: Fell free to come and bother her...]

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[Shana is walking by 1670 Nelson, carrying a massive amount of groceries that her slender arms can barely cope with. A few times they drop and hit the ground, a can of beans rolling across the street and bumping to a halt at the edge of Tiffany's garden.]

Mou!

[She walks over, setting the battered bag down and grabs the beans looking up.] Tiffany?

[Tiffany glances over with a smile and a nod.]

Hello Shana.

It's been a while! [She twirls around, holding the can of beans, her cloak/jacket the Yogasa spinning out behind her like a little black whirlwind.]

How have you been?

Fairly well. I haven't really seen many people. Mostly just reading.

[Books are books.]

Anything good? [She peeks at the flowers a bit, Shana having all the domestic abilities of her adoptive mother, which is to say more or less in the negative side of integers.]

Well it would depend on your idea of good. I now know many cooking and cleaner tips for this world. Not much help on the Discworld though.

Also I've been working on a few side projects. Trying to figure out how old I am now, making a new journal, trying to teach Horace that he shouldn't go around stealing things here.

Hmmm.

Are some of the cleaning materials not available there?

[She blinks at the mention of how old Tiffany is.] Come to think of it, I don't know how old I am either. But... that was because I was picked up as an orphan. Wasn't it important for your family?

[She giggles a little at the idea of Horace stealing things.] What has he been getting into?

Not at all.

Oh I knew how old I was at home. But our calenders are different. For example we have eight days in a week and thirteen months in a year. So I'm trying to figure out how old I'd be with time I've spent here.

Silverware mostly.

Hi, Tiffany.

[Have a perky Hitler. Things have been pretty good for him lately.]

Are you busy today? I thought maybe we could catch a movie or something...

[Oh hey, smiles when she see's him.]

That sounds nice, I'm not really that busy.

Great. Are there any movies at the theater that you haven't seen yet? That one western isn't bad.

Is that the one with the horses or the one with the strange monster that needed string to hold it up?

That's.... the one with the horses. The other one is supposed to be a horror movie.

[Not that it's remotely scary....]

Oh really? Well that would explain the random screaming bits they shoved it.

The western sounds good. I don't think I've seen that one yet.

....the horses aren't held up with string are they?

[He laughs and shakes his head. Oh, Tiffany, why so cute?]

No, those are just horses. They stand up on their own.

Most monsters tend to as well. But I'll take your word for it.

Well, the movie monsters aren't real. They're just puppets, or people in costumes. The horses are just regular horses.

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the-wee-big-hag.livejournal.com - 2011-06-20 04:07 (UTC) - Expand

Hi!

[Sealand is still driving that car around he got a few weeks ago. He manages to park it on the sidewalk this time, though, and not the lawn. Improvement.]

What're you doing?

[Tiffany glances over. Well it is an improvement.]

Hello Sealand. I'm just watering some of the plants out here.

[Hopping out.]

Doesn't the rain water them if they're outside?

Usually. But some plants need more water then others. So you have to water them.

You should get sprinklers or something.

...Sprinklers?

Yeah, like back at home you can get 'em installed, but there's ones you can hook up to hoses and it'll water the whole lawn while you leave it on.

.....I've never heard of them.