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STATUS: Out of curiosity, I checked my account age. Thanks, Legend, I now feel ripe to yell at kids to get off my lawn, and I’m off to compare walking sticks. 10 mos ago
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Out of curiosity, I checked my account age. Thanks, Legend, I now feel ripe to yell at kids to get off my lawn, and I’m off to compare walking sticks.
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“Hoa hoa hoa season” is my favourite. Time for cosy cardigans, fluffy socks, soft blankets and warm drinks, though I’ll miss summer dresses, cold drinks in the sun and going out without a jacket.
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It is never too early, or too late, for fried chicken.
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I don’t know, but I’m on team melons.
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I hate how I crack a smile at any and all puns. My humour is broken.
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Haha, yes. It was in a bit of a rush though. I think answering or working on your post now is fine.
Fay smiled sweetly and tucked a stray strand of hair behind the ear of Emma. “That’s quite alright, dear.” The young teacher looked up and waved at Dillan, but he didn’t notice. With a pat on the back, she send Emma towards the other kids before counting them all again and letting her finger land on Alyssa, who was walking over together with her father. All complete, she thought to herself. The administration of the school had already signalled her Alyssa would be joining her class again. Alyssa was a lovely and bright kid, and Fay of course had no objection. She expected her to turn up this morning. She did not, however, expect her father to come along with her. She pushed her glasses back up her nose as Alyssa and Verelik stood by her side. She hadn’t seen him since he left to Water Leafs. Something that, in some way, did something to her. “Hello Alyssa, good to have you back.” She smiled sweetly at the young girl before she took off to her classmates.
Fay turned towards Verelik as the children made their way to the stone steps that led to way towards the school building. The small woman had to arch her neck to look the tall man in the eyes. “It’s good to see you again too. And ofcourse, you know I always will.” She had to push up her glasses along the bridge of her nose again. ”Thank you for dropping her off.”
Lee smirked as Dillan sat down with a sigh and a sarcastic comment. Dillan, his partner in the Guard, was the total opposite of him. He was more laid back, sarcastic, and a little grumpy, while Lee was cheerful, active and above all, a real morning person. But that did not mean that Lee couldn’t be serious, and that Dillan couldn’t be fun. As partners, they complimented each other. Lee could easily call Dillan his best friend. They weren’t always like this, of course. They didn’t grow up together. But they bonded over the fact that they both have to raise little girls. Even though his little girl fay is now a big girl, she’s still little in Lee’s mind.
They even had a bromoment, when Dillan didn’t for the life of him know what to do with a girls hair. Lee taught him the trick: braiding. It was easy to do and kept the hair in place. They practiced it on Fay, much to her dismay. Emma was already 10 years old. Time goes fast.
”Good morning sunshine. He grinned as he threw Dillan a water bottle. Up here, it could get kind of warm. He took a sip of his own bottle and already longed for the lunch his sister would be bringing him.
Mid stretch, Lee heard a voice outside the gates. He leaned over the wall and looked down into the face of Astor. ”Hey Astor! Good going, my man. My coat game is good, but I’ve been wanting another carpet.” He smirked before signalling down to open the gates for the hunter. ”And you should be in the market for a shower.” he added.
Fay turned towards Verelik as the children made their way to the stone steps that led to way towards the school building. The small woman had to arch her neck to look the tall man in the eyes. “It’s good to see you again too. And ofcourse, you know I always will.” She had to push up her glasses along the bridge of her nose again. ”Thank you for dropping her off.”
Lee smirked as Dillan sat down with a sigh and a sarcastic comment. Dillan, his partner in the Guard, was the total opposite of him. He was more laid back, sarcastic, and a little grumpy, while Lee was cheerful, active and above all, a real morning person. But that did not mean that Lee couldn’t be serious, and that Dillan couldn’t be fun. As partners, they complimented each other. Lee could easily call Dillan his best friend. They weren’t always like this, of course. They didn’t grow up together. But they bonded over the fact that they both have to raise little girls. Even though his little girl fay is now a big girl, she’s still little in Lee’s mind.
They even had a bromoment, when Dillan didn’t for the life of him know what to do with a girls hair. Lee taught him the trick: braiding. It was easy to do and kept the hair in place. They practiced it on Fay, much to her dismay. Emma was already 10 years old. Time goes fast.
”Good morning sunshine. He grinned as he threw Dillan a water bottle. Up here, it could get kind of warm. He took a sip of his own bottle and already longed for the lunch his sister would be bringing him.
Mid stretch, Lee heard a voice outside the gates. He leaned over the wall and looked down into the face of Astor. ”Hey Astor! Good going, my man. My coat game is good, but I’ve been wanting another carpet.” He smirked before signalling down to open the gates for the hunter. ”And you should be in the market for a shower.” he added.
It’s incoming, I swear
For @Raider Dog and @SonofJET I should have a post up in like, 7 hours.
@IAmKnight
I would see them devided by age. The smallest kids, 1 to 5 are in one class with one teacher. 5 to 10 and 10 to 15. In the classes the teavher just teaches, the older kids get a subject and then the teacher gives a subject to the younger ones. It’s not perfect, but it works
@Emma
No really, no. As long as the character is a good addition to the story.
I would see them devided by age. The smallest kids, 1 to 5 are in one class with one teacher. 5 to 10 and 10 to 15. In the classes the teavher just teaches, the older kids get a subject and then the teacher gives a subject to the younger ones. It’s not perfect, but it works
@Emma
No really, no. As long as the character is a good addition to the story.
I'm back and all I've gained are dead feet and dislocated shoulders. I'll be posting my lad tomorrow when I'm no longer suffering from hikers foot.
Welcome back! And aw, rest well love :)
I see that two people are now waiting on a post of mine. I will have my post up later today :)
Good question. The bells ring per hour, like any clock tower. Thebmorning bells and evening curfew bells are louder. I guess those, bur also the normal bella are hearable for quite some distance. (Don’t ask me though, I’m actually hearing impaired)
@Days
Does the clock tower ring per hour? And, assuming it does, would it be audible from past the settlement, say within the nearby forests?
Good question. The bells ring per hour, like any clock tower. Thebmorning bells and evening curfew bells are louder. I guess those, bur also the normal bella are hearable for quite some distance. (Don’t ask me though, I’m actually hearing impaired)
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