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Tweak says, "Never Ever Look a Gift Horse !"

Anna Marie Adler-Darkhölme (_canttouchthis_) wrote in tensor,
@ 2011-03-08 23:27:00

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anna-marie_adler, piotr_rasputin, raven_darkhoelme

Piotr - Monday afternoon/evening
Anna turned onto her mother's street, doing a quick search for street parking. Not surprisingly, there was none. It was still relatively early on a Monday, and there were as many cars parked in the area because their owners were at work as there were people who lived nearby. She and Piotr had skipped out on their regular Monday gym time to head into the city so she could pick up something she'd ordered before her mother had a chance to decide she needed to open it.

"I'm pretty sure my mom's out of town." She pulled up to the garage door and glanced over at Piotr. "Not that it would be bad if she wasn't, but just as a general note." Shrugging, she pulled into the garage and into an empty space.

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abs_of_steel
2011-03-21 09:54 am UTC (link)

That made him laugh, especially because his first instinct was to check and make sure she wasn't right there. "No. But only because I'd be too busy trying to talk her out of it without making it seem like that's what I was doing."

He nodded. "If you want traditional and somewhat cliche, the beef stroganoff and the chicken kiev are both really good. I'd also recommend the grilled lamb chop, if you like eggplant, or the pelmeni, if you like veal."

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_canttouchthis_
2011-03-21 10:01 am UTC (link)

Anna laughed, nodding as she took a sip of water. Yep. That sounded about right. She lowered her menu to look at him more as he suggested a few things, bouncing her foot slightly under the table. It felt like a date, and maybe it was, but maybe it wasn't, since it hadn't originally been intended to be a date, and she wasn't sure she wanted it to be a date, anyway... but she was going to try her best to just ignore that entire line of thinking.

"I've had stroganoff... and maybe kiev. I think. Veal sounds good, though." Veal was also a lot easier to say than pelmeni, so she was just going to go with that.

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