//012// Wandering

[politehulk]

So we've got Tommy now, which makes three of us, but the apartment still feels kind of empty. Is it too big, now? Should we get a pet? Other than Tommy. It would be nice for when anybody's home alone, to stop the ticking

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[treadingdawn]

I've had my hand in the wine, even though I have no idea if it is an acceptable substitute.

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[politehulk]

What if it isn't?

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[treadingdawn]

That's a very good question. At least I enjoyed it?

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[politehulk]

That's true, I'm pretty sure most people are just using this as an excuse to drink anyways.

[gouge_em_out]

I've made my limit already, but I can drink for you too if you're worried.

[politehulk]

Already?

[gouge_em_out]

When you've been drinking as long as I have, you gain quite a tolerance.

[politehulk]

Still, that's a lot of beer in one week.

Aaah Kate. The underage drinker of the crew. =D

[girlwithabow]

It does feel empty. I guess when you're used to being around six other people day in and day out, when a few leave it makes a bigger difference than you expected.

I'm voting for a dog. You can't exactly jog with a cat. And as for the beer... four.

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[politehulk]

Really, Kate?

A dog is okay with me. Caspian gave me the idea that maybe we should find an animal shelter or something.

[girlwithabow]

Come on. I mean, it's not all that bad. I don't even think I can actually go past six anyway. Beer bellies are never in style.

[Emerges from her room with a half empty bottle that goes into the nearest trashcan.]

I was going to suggest a shelter too. Not into helping puppy mills make rent.

[politehulk]

It takes a lot to get me drunk, I just don't like the taste.

[On the couch, playing a video game idk Left 4 Dead zombies are always good for taking your mind off things.]

I thought you might. Just don't tell Tommy that's why we're doing it or he'll disagree just to be annoying.

[lupusnonfacit]

It's good to eventually move on when someone that we care about is no longer there for us. It doesn't mean that you ever have to think about life without someone as 'abnormal.' After all while they aren't really around, their presence is still felt.

I also think that a pet is a good idea for almost anyone.

[politehulk]

I know, but it's almost worse than somebody dying because you never know, they might come back.

Do you have a pet?

[lupusnonfacit]

Is that worse? To be a little hopeful?

I've never had the chance to have a pet. For the moment I'm content enough to enjoy the pets of my friends and acquaintances.

[politehulk]

It makes it hard to just forget and move on.

Fair enough. I think we'll end up getting a dog from a rescue shelter or something.

[witchinbloom]

Yeah, you'd think.

Sure you don't want a kitten? I'm up for a second shelter-trip.

[politehulk]

But that might be too common sense, right?

I think Kate wants a dog and I don't really mind either way. Cute and fluffy is cute and fluffy.

[witchinbloom]

Except when it's cute and fluffy and claw-y.

But puppies are cute too! I might even prefer a puppy, if it didn't go against every tradition. And by tradition, I mean stereotype.

[politehulk]

That's true, but hopefully with training and maturity comes less claw-y-ness.

It would be difficult to avoid every stereotype. Isn't it stereotypical for a witch to have a cat?