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I'm going to have to take a break for awhile. One of my dogs just passed; we went to bed together like we always do and when I woke up she was gone. I feel awful right now.
1 mo ago
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I'm going to have to take a break for awhile. One of my dogs just passed; we went to bed together like we always do and when I woke up she was gone. I feel awful right now.
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3 mos ago
Had a fun birthday. Had some alligator tail for dinner, overall was pretty good for a place I hadn't been to before. Will start getting back into the groove of things soon.
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3 mos ago
Well, I'm officially 27 today.
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3 mos ago
One of my relatives that had gone missing was found deceased today—apologies if I don't get to replies in a timely manner.
"The old mine? It's not that far off from that old, abandoned building up in the hills that looks like someone forgot to clean up after Halloween. The Raeburn Lodge, I think they call it?" Asélie replied, approaching Will and the others. "Anyway, I might just know a couple of bozos that sneak their way in to drink out of sight. I could call and ask them if they would be willing to sneak you guys in later today, but only if you all swear to keep your mouths shut and don't rat anyone out."
Reaching into her pocket, Asélie pulled out her phone and clicked on her contact list. Maybe she was making a mistake bringing them up, considering some of the vibes Asélie had been getting from their motley crew. Some, like Will, gave off the appearance of a goody two-shoes, teacher pet-like character that would crack easily under pressure, and Asélie didn't need any trouble from her parents, the law, or anyone else. But James still owed her some weed, and she might be able to snag a favor down the road for helping Will and the others, so offering to lend a hand would at least kill two birds with one stone.
@Inkarnate I think it might be a good idea for you to move the scene forward or timeskipping to on the road to the village/at the village because I don't know what more I could possibly add with a Honami post without beating the current IC conversation into the ground further.
My music tastes are eclectic. It seems I've been listening to a lot of classic rock from the 60s and 70s lately. My son got me into rap music about a year ago. I'll listen to anything.
Same here, although I particularly lean towards contemporary country (Lee Kernaghan, Chalee Tennison, etc. to name a few examples) and alt/indie/punk rock. I also typically listen to various genres of EDM, metal and the occasional rap/hip-hop, but not as much as I did back in my junior high/high school days.