fifth dream | voice | backdated to yesterday

[remembered]

[ Not her usual video this time, but her Scottish is as distinctive as ever. It sounds like she's rummaging around and cleaning up, so there's a reason. ]

The snowglobes were nice while they lasted, yeah? I wasn't really expecting them to melt though. [ Guess who had to clean up a bunch of them? ] Sort of made me miss a few things. Well, okay,

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[longaevus]

The oddest things certainly can bring up our largest memories.

[remembered]

Most definitely. It's good to reminded though. Did they for you?

[longaevus]

They did. There were a few things that I hadn't seen for many years.

[remembered]

Can I ask what they were?

[ she's curious and wondering if maybe she caught a glimpse of it while she was collecting them earlier. ]

[longaevus]

[ Oh, Amy won't have, given that Helen found and pocketed her own (it also didn't go on display) but she's comfortable enough telling her ]

My home from when I was a child, along with figures of a few people that are dear to me.

[remembered]

[ Amy's fine with that; she didn't really consider all the people who wouldn't want to share, or didn't enjoy the snowglobes. ]

Sounds a bit familiar. Not that they're the same places, but those sort of things seem to be worth remembering.

[longaevus]

As snowglobe scenes oft are.

May I ask what it was that was in yours?

[remembered]

The same, really. It was the house I grew up in -- in this small village called Leadworth. But there was also another place, which was where I was before I came here. Sort of.

[longaevus]

It would seem that whatever this is is fond us giving us something from home.

[remembered]

Yeah, I'm surprised this place actually did something sort of nice for once.

[longaevus]

If your memories of it were happy, certainly, although I have yet to hear anyone whom was not pleased to see it.