Bored. It's officially one of the most dangerous words to use while describing Cooper. And yet, it comes into use far too often. Like right now. He doesn't have a guitar. He doesn't have his Sharpie and Post-Its. He doesn't have, well, anything. Except for a sofa and a dog. And his feet over the back of said sofa so his head hangs towards ( Read more... )

It may not be the greatest surprise in the world that there is a Cooper seated upon a sofa with a guitar. The instrument in question is an old, rather battered-looking steel-string, obviously much loved and admired more often than played these days. It's been kept carefully tuned, though, and it's being played now, while its owner's usual sleep- ( Read more... )

Sitting upside down, legs over the back of a sofa and head dangling with his eyes closed, there is a Cooper. His pick is between his teeth instead of in his hand as he plays an odd mish-mash of tunes on an acoustic guitar that appears to be brand new and is obviously rather on the expensive side. He's really not paying attention to anything at ( Read more... )

*and behold, there is a Cooper! and behold, he is alive -- he’s flopped on a couch, prodding a slightly bruised jaw and just generally being far more subdued than usual, which is rather evident in the fact that there is really nothing else to say about the situation other than that - anyone who cares is welcome to say hello*

*there is a couch -- yeah, yeah, this is no surprise, there are a lot of couches, but what makes his one special is that there was, about two seconds ago, a squirrel monkey perched on the back of it -- "was" is the operative word here, seeing as there is no longer a squirrel monkey or anything, for that matter, on the couch, instead there is a ( Read more... )

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There is a Cooper seated on a couch. He's sitting Indian-style, shirt missing and hair still damp from a shower that was taken more in hopes of regaining his focus than in order to actually get himself clean. Of course, it fulfilled the latter purpose more efficiently than the former, which is made somewhat evident by the fact that he is ( Read more... )

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