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008 ❄ Video/Action
[The video opens with Snow standing in front of an empty crib, untouched for some time now, running her hands along the edge of it]
Perhaps I should give some of these things to Anne... if she can get some use out of it--
[She murmurs to herself, but cuts herself off. She knows it'd be too difficult, ultimately, for her to do that - and she's sure it would just make Anne and Aramis feel awkward to have second-hand things from her own child.]
[Still, she picks up one of Neal's baby toys, it jingling with little bells, and her expression wobbles for a moment before she forces it down and takes a deep breath. It won't do any good to be upset about it.]
[She sighs out, taking a step back from the crib, and moving to pick up some laundry - all Snow's clothes, although there's a man's cape draped on the bed, Charming's cape from the Enchanted Forest, which she lingers on - picking up and just hugging it close before she shakes her head and goes to the closet, hanging it up amongst a collection of men's clothes - other things she's not willing to pack away, but still feels unweighted whenever she sees it]
[Once she's finished with that, however, she returns to the table - where there are cut-outs of flowers and birds and bunnies, her own little decorations for the school now that spring has arrived]
[She doesn't realize that the journal has recorded up until now, so she schools her expression and smiles pleasantly as she picks it up, thinking she's turning it on, and holds up a few of the cut-out flowers. If the journal hadn't been recording, the smile might have almost been enough to be convincing.]
For those interested, I'll be putting up some decorations at the school later. If anyone wants to come and help, the door is always open.
And happy spring. [u_u] Hopefully we're in store for some warmer weather. And we really need to bring in some more students, don't we?
[Arts & Crafts works better when the students are children... as it is, she's teaching mostly adults or teenagers.]
[And true to her word, she'll be at the school for most of the day, hanging up flowers on the walls and on string from the ceiling.]
Perhaps I should give some of these things to Anne... if she can get some use out of it--
[She murmurs to herself, but cuts herself off. She knows it'd be too difficult, ultimately, for her to do that - and she's sure it would just make Anne and Aramis feel awkward to have second-hand things from her own child.]
[Still, she picks up one of Neal's baby toys, it jingling with little bells, and her expression wobbles for a moment before she forces it down and takes a deep breath. It won't do any good to be upset about it.]
[She sighs out, taking a step back from the crib, and moving to pick up some laundry - all Snow's clothes, although there's a man's cape draped on the bed, Charming's cape from the Enchanted Forest, which she lingers on - picking up and just hugging it close before she shakes her head and goes to the closet, hanging it up amongst a collection of men's clothes - other things she's not willing to pack away, but still feels unweighted whenever she sees it]
[Once she's finished with that, however, she returns to the table - where there are cut-outs of flowers and birds and bunnies, her own little decorations for the school now that spring has arrived]
[She doesn't realize that the journal has recorded up until now, so she schools her expression and smiles pleasantly as she picks it up, thinking she's turning it on, and holds up a few of the cut-out flowers. If the journal hadn't been recording, the smile might have almost been enough to be convincing.]
For those interested, I'll be putting up some decorations at the school later. If anyone wants to come and help, the door is always open.
And happy spring. [u_u] Hopefully we're in store for some warmer weather. And we really need to bring in some more students, don't we?
[Arts & Crafts works better when the students are children... as it is, she's teaching mostly adults or teenagers.]
[And true to her word, she'll be at the school for most of the day, hanging up flowers on the walls and on string from the ceiling.]