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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 hate how I crack a smile at any and all puns. My humour is broken.
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Lee was already thinking of the moment where he would give the wolfskin carpet to his sister. He stood and looked out over the fields as Dillan spoke to him. When he was done talking, the tall man looked down at his partner on the chair. ”Dillan, Emma is smart. And because she is smart, she notices the tension and she worries." Lee kept his gun before him as he bend to pick up his water bottle and took a sip from it. After he was satisfied, the closed the bottle back up and sighed. ”And, Emma will be just like you. Because you're smart, strong and good. Don't wish she won't be." He said back down on his chair and grinned at his friend. ”That's ok mate, it's what we're friends for." He gave Dillan two small slaps on his cheek. ”Cheer up.”
Lee looked over the other side and saw someone approaching the wall. Too far away right now though. ”Fay is good. I think. You know how she is, she'd never admit to not being good. She adores Emma, though." Lee smiled as he thought back to how Fay talks about her students. He found it adorable.
As the person came close enough, Lee saw it was Verelik. He had to blink two times to see if his vision or sanity were still in check. Then he remembered Fay saying something about them returning, because his daughter would be in her class. ”Verelik, my man. Ofcourse, I have respect for the elderly," Lee said as he grew a cheeky smile on his face. He signalled another guard to open the gates again. "Well, I'm not known for passing up on a meal. What's for dinner?" The young guard leaned over the wall and looked down at Verelik.
Fay had pulled her chair towards the window, and sat down with one leg over the other. A breeze came trough the window as her face bathed in the sun. She had just taught her class about the history of the Fireflies mayors. Some of the older girls swooned about their current mayor. The class was currently doing assignments. The young teacher's mind wandered towards the children in classroom 3A, making their professions test. She wondered how'd they'd do, in their traineeship. She looked back on her traineeship with a fondness, and wished the same for ther class. At the same moment the bell rang, the door opened and the excited preeteens returned to the class. "It was sooo boring," Bradley said as he picked up his coat from his chair.
Fay chuckled, stood up and clapped her hands together. “"You heard it, lunch time!" Fay barely finished the word lunch before chairs squeeked across the floors, pens dropping and chatter filled the classroom. Fay herself headed back towards her desk, where she picked up her bag that held the lunch for Lee. She made extra too, because she knew Lee always shared with Dillan.
The other teachers took care of her class during lunch, as Fay always, every day, brought lunch to her brother. The sun was bright in the sky now, it was warm, humid and no clouds to bring shade. She dropped her bag back in the basket of her bike before walking with the bike towards the edge of the square.
Lee looked over the other side and saw someone approaching the wall. Too far away right now though. ”Fay is good. I think. You know how she is, she'd never admit to not being good. She adores Emma, though." Lee smiled as he thought back to how Fay talks about her students. He found it adorable.
As the person came close enough, Lee saw it was Verelik. He had to blink two times to see if his vision or sanity were still in check. Then he remembered Fay saying something about them returning, because his daughter would be in her class. ”Verelik, my man. Ofcourse, I have respect for the elderly," Lee said as he grew a cheeky smile on his face. He signalled another guard to open the gates again. "Well, I'm not known for passing up on a meal. What's for dinner?" The young guard leaned over the wall and looked down at Verelik.
Fay had pulled her chair towards the window, and sat down with one leg over the other. A breeze came trough the window as her face bathed in the sun. She had just taught her class about the history of the Fireflies mayors. Some of the older girls swooned about their current mayor. The class was currently doing assignments. The young teacher's mind wandered towards the children in classroom 3A, making their professions test. She wondered how'd they'd do, in their traineeship. She looked back on her traineeship with a fondness, and wished the same for ther class. At the same moment the bell rang, the door opened and the excited preeteens returned to the class. "It was sooo boring," Bradley said as he picked up his coat from his chair.
Fay chuckled, stood up and clapped her hands together. “"You heard it, lunch time!" Fay barely finished the word lunch before chairs squeeked across the floors, pens dropping and chatter filled the classroom. Fay herself headed back towards her desk, where she picked up her bag that held the lunch for Lee. She made extra too, because she knew Lee always shared with Dillan.
The other teachers took care of her class during lunch, as Fay always, every day, brought lunch to her brother. The sun was bright in the sky now, it was warm, humid and no clouds to bring shade. She dropped her bag back in the basket of her bike before walking with the bike towards the edge of the square.
Wiriting a post as we speak!
Ok, question before I answer later: do doctors require compensation, or is it just a “service” in the settlement?
No, the doctor gets paid by the settlement.
Oh! You can expect a CS from me ;)
Edit: Question. If I were to play an Apostle for example, it might prove difficult to write because you don’t actually know what a character is gonna do/person is gonna write. It would possibly need a small level of godmodding. (for ex: Fay sees a spider is gonna appear out of Lisa’s sleeve. Person playing Lisa has to write: I see a spider coming out of my sleeve)
Is this possible or not done?
Edit: Question. If I were to play an Apostle for example, it might prove difficult to write because you don’t actually know what a character is gonna do/person is gonna write. It would possibly need a small level of godmodding. (for ex: Fay sees a spider is gonna appear out of Lisa’s sleeve. Person playing Lisa has to write: I see a spider coming out of my sleeve)
Is this possible or not done?
Btw, what are our known symptoms?
The younger teacher nodded back up to the tall man. “See you later, Verelik." She turned on her heels, sighing before she walked towards the stone steps. The children had made their way inside, and were happily chatting in the classroom. Fay placed her bag on top of her desk, that was situated in the front of the class. Behind her a big blackboard adorned the wall. In top top right Profession Test: Monday 16 april was written in neat white chalk handwriting. The back walls of the class were filled with drawings and pictures. Mainly pictures of how the world was. The Eiffel Tower, once a great and tall structure, now a heap of metal. The Tower of Piza, now broken bricks on the ground. More pictures of a big bright red bridge Fay forgot the name of and buildings around the world. Sometimes, she would stare at the pictures and imagine herself being there.
“Alright class, quiet down." The young teacher said, kind but with a hint of authority. “Bradley, turn around please." The young man turned towards the teacher with a grin still on his face, a result from the conversation he was having.
Fay was the teacher to the 10 to 15 age group. This meant she actually taught from 10 to 14, as the 15 year olds start their traineeship at that age. She did however still teach and guide the trainees on saturday, in a trainee class. Fay Always wanted to teach this age group, since they're the most challenging.
The young woman put her hands on her hips and looked into the classroom. “Bradley, Jones, Alyssa, Terry.." Fay called out the names of the 14 year olds in her class. “Today you'll be making the Profession Test. You'll find the questions of the test on the blackboard in classroom 03, miss Baker will be there to help you. Go on." She ushered the children out of the classroom. These tests were always very exciting. The children have to answer some questions, a lot of questions, and the results will show what profession in the settlement they're best suited for. The patted Alyssa on the back as she was the last to leave the class room, “Good luck!" she said to the small group before closing the door. Fay turned towards the class and started the day.
Lee laughed heartily as Astor passed and the gates closed again. ”See you then, Astor!" The guard sat back down again and kicked his feet up on an empty chair as Dillan took watch. He thought for a second after Dillan mentioned war. He hoped it wouldn't come to that. Surely, it wouldn't. Right? ”Let's just.. hope it won't go that far." Lee's smile broke for a second, but it was back on his face a moment later. "I don't look that far into the future. Right now, I'm only looking out to lunch."
Excuse any spelling mistakes, made this on my phone.
“Alright class, quiet down." The young teacher said, kind but with a hint of authority. “Bradley, turn around please." The young man turned towards the teacher with a grin still on his face, a result from the conversation he was having.
Fay was the teacher to the 10 to 15 age group. This meant she actually taught from 10 to 14, as the 15 year olds start their traineeship at that age. She did however still teach and guide the trainees on saturday, in a trainee class. Fay Always wanted to teach this age group, since they're the most challenging.
The young woman put her hands on her hips and looked into the classroom. “Bradley, Jones, Alyssa, Terry.." Fay called out the names of the 14 year olds in her class. “Today you'll be making the Profession Test. You'll find the questions of the test on the blackboard in classroom 03, miss Baker will be there to help you. Go on." She ushered the children out of the classroom. These tests were always very exciting. The children have to answer some questions, a lot of questions, and the results will show what profession in the settlement they're best suited for. The patted Alyssa on the back as she was the last to leave the class room, “Good luck!" she said to the small group before closing the door. Fay turned towards the class and started the day.
Lee laughed heartily as Astor passed and the gates closed again. ”See you then, Astor!" The guard sat back down again and kicked his feet up on an empty chair as Dillan took watch. He thought for a second after Dillan mentioned war. He hoped it wouldn't come to that. Surely, it wouldn't. Right? ”Let's just.. hope it won't go that far." Lee's smile broke for a second, but it was back on his face a moment later. "I don't look that far into the future. Right now, I'm only looking out to lunch."
Excuse any spelling mistakes, made this on my phone.
Perhaps it would also bring common ground back to both...
Or pointing fingers...
Is it something in the water
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