event: it came from the dairy aisle

Oct 30, 2011 23:56

[At 11:59 PM on Saturday, there's a loud whirring sound in the sky. One of the spaceships wobbles and then crashes dramatically to earth, landing just outside Mayfield near the entrance to the highway ( Read more... )

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Mingleminglemingle ooeeooahah November 1 2011, 01:17:22 UTC
[ Though seeing Ilsa in an angel's robes and wings is a bit laughable, it was the only one she found in her size. ]

[ That's her story and she's sticking to it. ]

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welljustwatchme November 9 2011, 23:24:23 UTC
That's hideous. Why is this whole thing so hard? I don't remember it being this hard before colonization.

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ooeeooahah November 9 2011, 23:35:05 UTC
Sounds like growing up and moving out of the house, from my experience. Not that I was completely on my own, I still got assistance from family. That what the alliances are like?

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welljustwatchme November 9 2011, 23:51:33 UTC
Ouais. That's what my relationship with England is like. Except unless I take responsibility for my own things, no one recognizes me, not even my sister, so I've been trying to do things on my own since the last war. I don't really have alliances with anyone else, I guess. Just Mum and her allies. Was it the same for you when you moved out? Or different?

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ooeeooahah November 10 2011, 00:16:49 UTC
Well, my sister and I were given responsibilities early, but not more than what we could handle. Like when we learned to tell time, we were supposed to remind Madame when to take her medicine. So, in high school, I was already arranging for the scholarships and such myself, just getting my parents involved for the things they needed to legally sign off on.

Which explains my first degree being at the culinary academy, before moving to pre-med. On your own, you make choices that you might not be the fastest route to where you want to go.

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welljustwatchme November 10 2011, 06:48:27 UTC
[Canada nods understandingly.]

You're very wonderful, you know. I don't know if people tell you that enough, but you should know.

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ooeeooahah November 10 2011, 12:09:06 UTC
[ Ilsa hugs her. ] Nah, I'm just a guardian, like the thousands of others around the world.

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welljustwatchme November 10 2011, 18:17:25 UTC
[All of the hugs back. All of them. Canada is tactile enough when she's not drunk.]

I don't know what you mean by that, but I think you're wonderful.

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ooeeooahah November 10 2011, 23:47:14 UTC
Ah, you know who we are, sort of. Just the ones who help where we can, when we can.

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welljustwatchme November 16 2011, 05:05:29 UTC
That should be everybody, though, so it doesn't tell me much.

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ooeeooahah November 16 2011, 22:21:23 UTC
[ Ilsa giggles again. ] Someone once called the guardians "house brownies for municipalities", and it's not far off - always there, always helping, never seen. If you see them in action, it's because the kim chee has gotten deep.

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welljustwatchme November 17 2011, 06:45:40 UTC
Hm. You're not the sort of house brownies that make fun and pull on your apron strings if you're not actually all that good at homemaking, though, right?

[Canada what sort of friendly sprites and brownies do you know?]

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ooeeooahah November 17 2011, 23:01:11 UTC
Hah! Not usually - though there was that time we dropped a garbage truck in the city council chambers because they were going to cut the recycling routes to the less-well-off neighborhoods.

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welljustwatchme November 19 2011, 03:46:17 UTC
Oh, good for you. It sounds very rebellious.

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ooeeooahah November 19 2011, 21:31:54 UTC
I'm considering bringing that streak of rebellion to the fore more often, here.

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welljustwatchme November 24 2011, 06:57:52 UTC
You should. Maybe it'd do some good, eh?

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