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25/3/18 23:42 (UTC)BOOKS IN THE MAILBOX
25/3/18 23:51 (UTC)(no subject)
25/3/18 23:52 (UTC)Pillars of the Earth - Historical Fiction
The Escape Artist - Political Thriller
The Cafe by the Sea - Murder Mystery
Dog Myths: What You Think You Know About Dogs Will Come Back to Bite You - Pets
The Wild Irish - Historical Romance
A Wrinkle in Time - Science fiction/fantasy
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[ Please note if you're taking/leaving a book! Thank you! ]
how did i not notice that Gabriel had a Little Free Library omg
Posted byMarch 31
30/3/18 00:34 (UTC)To Gabriel,
Happy April Fool's Day!
This cupcake was made specially in celebration of a fun day! And with that comes special rules, especially with this being your first spellcake:
1. Before consuming this cupcake you must be in a comfortable spot, one you're familiar with.
2. You might experience something called instinct overload, as your new animal instincts and senses will take a few moments to adjust. Since you have a predator animal, you might experience some instincts to hunt prey. Take a moment to ease those thoughts and center yourself. As well as any urges to steal shiny stuff
or my pies.3. You will experience no discomfort in your transformation though I suggest accommodating your clothes for the tail. It's no joke.
4. This spell will last 3 days, so enjoy!
- PG
Mid August
15/8/18 09:11 (UTC)Perhaps it didn't have anything to do with his freedom not long after that, but he still owes the man a thanks, so he's going to knock on the door a bit awkwardly.]
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15/8/18 21:48 (UTC)He's pleasantly surprised to see Bucky, even if the guy does only have one arm now. ]
Hey, you're out. Good. You want any pie?
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Posted bycw: suicidal talk
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Posted byOctoberish (repost to fix a time error!)
6/10/18 12:18 (UTC)This is regarding our bulletin board exchange in August, when you discussed your museum proposal and I offered to acquire photographs for you. I stopped by the museum recently. It may be a work in progress but it's already impressive, you've done a good job with it from what I can tell.
Enclosed are a few of the preliminary photographs that I've taken. Per our agreement, I hope you'll share your opinion of them so that I might improve with future attempts. If you'd like anything specific photographed please tell me. And given the mercurial nature of the Meadous landscape, you may consider this an ongoing arrangement.
Regards,
-KD6-3.7
[ The printed, high-resolution photos in question feature a wide array of wildlife and biomes, as well as a few scenes of daily life in the village. The colours are vivid and the focus is sharp.
They aren't really what could be considered 'artful' shots, but K does have a good eye for framing, and knows how to adjust the lens to provide a decent depth of field. Each photo has quite a few frames of animation, which translates to roughly a half minute of movement, making them something akin to mini-movies — sunlight glittering on the sea as the clouds slowly roll by and sea birds drift on the breeze, a panning shot of the herd of wild horses in full gallop, several Meadous residents partaking of the food trees... The movement loops indefinitely.
K's serial number is printed in a microfont at the bottom of every photo, not out of vanity but rather because of replicant laws of his world requiring such identification. It's small enough it can easily be trimmed off if desired. ]
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9/10/18 16:52 (UTC)These are fantastic. Better than I expected- although I admit, I wasn't thinking forward to what would be capable in the future. There's a lot more that can be done with moving photographs.
Please continue taking these. Would you like any sort of compensation for them? I do tend to hunt frequently and often have leftover meat, if you'd want some of that in exchange for doing this.
Also, I have to admit that I don't have much in the way of criticism. I think you're farther along than me, artistically, and wide shots like these are perfect for the museum. If you want to continue developing your talent, maybe try strange angles when putting together the shot? Sometimes long shadows or looking at something from below can get a new perspective on what you're taking a picture of.
And hey, if you want a particular project, it'd be helpful for the museum if you took pictures of each type of flora and fauna. Sort of cataloging them, right? You could get a lot of practice with closer photos that way.
I'm glad you like the museum so far. With your help here, it'll be much easier to make it feel like a proper museum. I appreciate it.
-Gabriel
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Posted byi hope gabe nerds himself up for the portrait
Posted byhe definitely will- gotta look like a curator, right? :D
Posted byi'm so sorry i never saw a notification for this!
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Posted byJumping ahead to sometime current time-ish if that works
Posted byThat works! Apologies for the late response
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8/11/18 03:40 (UTC)(no subject)
9/11/18 00:02 (UTC)Alfie, hey. Would you like some tea? I just heated some up.
[ He's been drinking tea a lot lately. ]
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16/11/18 17:12 (UTC)And after, he takes two glasses and a bottle of Montemorcey with him to the living room, glancing at Gabriel. ]
Come outside with me.
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16/11/18 17:26 (UTC)As Royce invites him outside, Gabriel realizes he hasn't even had a chance to talk to him alone yet- understanding flickers across his face and he gets up. The addition of Montemorcey doesn't hurt. ]
Sure.
[ He heads outside, glancing at the autumn wonderland they have before them. ]
I've been getting outside a lot lately. Gonna miss it when the season changes.
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30/12/18 18:36 (UTC)I know that time and clocks themselves can be a touchy subject for you. But it takes time to grow and take root, to steady yourself and find your place. I hope this reminds you of that process.
- Royce
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2/1/19 00:33 (UTC)(no subject)
4/1/19 02:41 (UTC)post-ish tombs and taverns
1/2/19 21:30 (UTC)... Are you busy? [ Hey, buddy. ]
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7/2/19 23:56 (UTC)You look terrible. Come in, come in, sit down. I'll get you some tea- or hot chocolate if you'd like that better. You've been sick, huh?
[ If Royce doesn't come in on his own, he'll be practically bundled into the house and pulled towards an easy chair. Gabriel will help with the jackets, of course, and make sure a warm blanket is available if Royce wants it. It's warm and smells of baked goods throughout the house. ]
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2/2/19 11:09 (UTC)that we'll assume K asked for because he would've, he likes Gabe.Perhaps most interestingly, K was able to photograph the virtual world within Eefri's Run through the wonders of futuristic technology — in case Gabriel decides to set up an exhibit for it. There are a few neatly handwritten notes about what the character creation entailed, what races and classes were available, what their abilities were, observations about the NPCs and gameplay, and a more in-depth look at the questing portion of the game courtesy of the group K joined.
Underneath the bundle of photos and notes is a sealed container of well-seasoned pancetta wrapped pork tenderloin (vegetable garnishes included, eat your veggies Gabe), made from the cuts of meat that Gabriel had recently shared with him. A note's tied to it wishing him a happy holiday season. ]
cw: animal death
5/6/19 15:56 (UTC)(He also might notice that a couple of the books have been pulled out of his mailbox, and some of them are missing pages now. Sorry, bro.) ]
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13/6/19 15:43 (UTC)He's unsure if she's out of earshot now, but he waves in the general direction she disappeared into and speaks: ]
Thanks, Lilly. Looks tasty.
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Posted byAround Christmas
4/1/20 00:02 (UTC)A big, microplush black blanket with a design of a misty mountain in silver, a bottle of Montemorcey wine, and a CD with recordings of all the songs the Zephyr Fan Club have played during their meetings. This includes the songs K wrote for Zephyr specifically and the ones that they all sang together that had been written by other people. A note accompanies these gifts. ]
Thank you for being here. You do not know how important you are to me.
I hope you like these. Happy Wintertide, Gabriel.
- Royce
Backdated to Christmastime
21/1/20 07:17 (UTC)Beneath the puzzle box is sheet music for a song that was written for Gabriel, with a note stating K will be happy to play it in person at Gabriel's convenience, or at the next Zephyr's club meeting.
(Of course, with the advent of the Meadous network a few weeks later, Gabriel can also expect to be sent a recording of K performing it at some point, just in case he'd like a permanent copy.) ]
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24/1/20 14:55 (UTC)K,
You don't know how much this means to me. I miss him a lot. Even though it's not what he wanted, I still hope that he comes back sometimes.
Anyway, thanks. The puzzle boxes are beautiful and I'm guessing the song is as well. Your compositions are always lovely.
Gabriel
[ Upon hearing the song, he declares it his favorite of K's pieces. The level to which it 'fits' him as he is now- well, he doesn't even try to describe it. You did good, K. ]
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2/5/20 13:52 (UTC)Unlike most days, though, today she doesn't take off immediately after leaving her bounty. She slams her open palm to his door just once - this is how people knock, right? - and then scoots back a couple feet, staring hard at the door in anticipation of an answer. If he doesn't happen to be home, she'll wait; he'll return to find her sitting on the roof, legs dangling over the edge.]
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5/5/20 21:12 (UTC)But it looks like it's time for him to see her in person this time. He smiles when she comes into view. ]
Hi, Lilly.
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