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Albert de Morcerf (Simba) ([info]assumedposition) wrote in [info]sabra_la_tau,
@ 2010-12-08 14:54:00

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Entry tags:!history, albert de morcerf, allen walker, amami riku, claude c. kenni, edward elric, excel, hattori heiji, kanda yuu, minami ikki, wanijima akito, yuffie kisaragi, {gaara}, {jack harkness}, {{{james t. kirk}}}, {{{miranda lotto}}}, {{{mitani wataru}}, {{{thorfinn}}}

Who: Albert and YOU
Where: Hydra? ... Probably.
When: Whenever you want, up to Year 197
What: LOVE!!

[Who ever you are, where ever you are (in Hydra), however recently or long ago you want this to be, Albert wants to talk about LOVE!! Maybe he's asking for your advice on girls. Or maybe he's asking about your own love life. Whatever happens, if you comment to this post THERE WILL BE LOVE TALKS :B.]

[... You can specify where/when this is taking place too if you want or I may just make something up on my own, your choice 8D.]


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[info]assumedposition
2010-12-09 08:46 am UTC (link)
The sad thing about my job is, you know, I see so many houses every year-- I have to fix this person's roof or rebuild that person's wall after a flood-- I start to see the design strengths and weaknesses. It's hard to build anything permanent in the swamps, so everything tends to be done in a way that screams "good enough," and no better. And I can't help thinking, if it were my house, I'd do it this way, or that way ...

And then I remember that we live in a swamp and if the storms or the flooding doesn't get it, something else will, so what's the point on spending a lot of time and effort working on my dream house anyway?

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