Why, I'm his third cousin's brother's wife's step-niece's great aunt. Twice removed.
WHO: Erin and Remy
WHEN: Tue September 21, noon
WHERE: The coffee Shoppe
WHAT: Discussion of family relations over coffee, thanks dad...
These past few days, its been been work and time with her brother. With the occasional visit home to shower and change clothes. Erin didn't trust him enough to make it in one piece back to his house or being alone too long in general. With a little help from the doctor and nurses, they convinced her that the idiot would be fine on his own. Plus they were getting really angry with Erin smuggling the kitten into the hospital, no matter how cute it was to see Ash cuddle up next to a sleeping Conner.
On her way home, Erin passed by a coffee shop and thought that a cup didn't sound too bad right now. Though she normally drank tea when in need for a pick-me-up. But the smell dragged her in away. Yet the lack of coffee drinking left her clueless on what to buy as she stared up at the menu. She reached up to her shoulder, but felt foolish a moment later. The kitten that normally rode on her shoulder to anywhere and everywhere, was at home-hopefully asleep.
A few people came up behind her, and she let them ago ahead and order.
WHEN: Tue September 21, noon
WHERE: The coffee Shoppe
WHAT: Discussion of family relations over coffee, thanks dad...
These past few days, its been been work and time with her brother. With the occasional visit home to shower and change clothes. Erin didn't trust him enough to make it in one piece back to his house or being alone too long in general. With a little help from the doctor and nurses, they convinced her that the idiot would be fine on his own. Plus they were getting really angry with Erin smuggling the kitten into the hospital, no matter how cute it was to see Ash cuddle up next to a sleeping Conner.
On her way home, Erin passed by a coffee shop and thought that a cup didn't sound too bad right now. Though she normally drank tea when in need for a pick-me-up. But the smell dragged her in away. Yet the lack of coffee drinking left her clueless on what to buy as she stared up at the menu. She reached up to her shoulder, but felt foolish a moment later. The kitten that normally rode on her shoulder to anywhere and everywhere, was at home-hopefully asleep.
A few people came up behind her, and she let them ago ahead and order.