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Jun. 11th, 2016
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Soooooo..
Answer me this.
Cause of this impending doom of a storm, and things shutting down left and right, does that mean we don't have to appear at our jobs? Or does this only imply to the software for brains?
Only curious here. Not like I don't want to work. Nudge nudge toward the boss man.
Answer me this.
Cause of this impending doom of a storm, and things shutting down left and right, does that mean we don't have to appear at our jobs? Or does this only imply to the software for brains?
Only curious here. Not like I don't want to work. Nudge nudge toward the boss man.
May. 12th, 2016
Never Take Friendship Personal
May. 3rd, 2016
All the happy families in black and white
Who: Jeb and Ares
Setting: The Tune In
After his shift, Ares went home, changed out of his uniform and into his blue jeans, plain, faded, red t-shirt, and black high top sneakers. He petted sugar and played ball with him for 15 minutes, then set out for his usual after hours haunt, The Tune-In.
Once there he sat in his usual seat at the end of the bar, out of the way, but with a good view of all the TVs. He loved watching the flickering images of life in the Fifties, but he especially like the shows about families, he only wished they had sound.
When the bartender came over he smiled, "Hey Jeb, how's your day been? I'll have a bourbon please." Ares liked Jeb, he was a good guy. He cared about things, about people. He was a good listener and so was Ares. When two good listeners got together, the conversation was rarely superficial, or filled with small talk. When Ares asked Jeb how his day had been, he really wanted to know, and Jeb knew that he really wanted to know. It was like that, and a friendship had formed. And now, there weren't many days that Ares didn't see Jeb. He liked that, because he cared about people too.
Setting: The Tune In
After his shift, Ares went home, changed out of his uniform and into his blue jeans, plain, faded, red t-shirt, and black high top sneakers. He petted sugar and played ball with him for 15 minutes, then set out for his usual after hours haunt, The Tune-In.
Once there he sat in his usual seat at the end of the bar, out of the way, but with a good view of all the TVs. He loved watching the flickering images of life in the Fifties, but he especially like the shows about families, he only wished they had sound.
When the bartender came over he smiled, "Hey Jeb, how's your day been? I'll have a bourbon please." Ares liked Jeb, he was a good guy. He cared about things, about people. He was a good listener and so was Ares. When two good listeners got together, the conversation was rarely superficial, or filled with small talk. When Ares asked Jeb how his day had been, he really wanted to know, and Jeb knew that he really wanted to know. It was like that, and a friendship had formed. And now, there weren't many days that Ares didn't see Jeb. He liked that, because he cared about people too.