Communications

>> this will sound strange.
>> have you ever had a lewd dream?

>> We met in the record shop the other day, remember?
>> Well, I like the album you suggested. So. Thanks.

>> Any others I should know about?

[Frodo, Merrill]
>> What happened to the bedroom wall?
>> The frame snapped

>>YOU FOUND HER?
>>UPDATE PLEASE!

Hey, Jefferson,

Thank you so much for the dress. I'm sure you're going to hear from a couple of the ladies at the event. They fell in love with it, and insisted that I give them your information. The shop's information, I mean.

Thank you, also, for the talk. I know it was awkward, but I appreciate hearing what you had to say.

Ver

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[Text to Arthur]

>> How late are you working tomorrow?

[Text to Tali - Later]

>> Hey, you busy tomorrow?
>> Any interest in that wine walk thing?

Delivered to the hospital is a box of chocolates, decent sized and artisan decorated, along with The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories to pass the time. The card has a cheerful well wish message, from Betty Ross.

[Text to Arthur]

>> Ready when you are. Got time off.
>> Actually looking forward to this one.

[Text to Tali]

>> I miss you already.
>> Tons.

>> Clint.
>> I'm really bored. I mean, incredibly bored.
>> Teach me how to use a bow.

A brand new PSP with some games, a giant thing of chocolate and a bottle of that Dutch Chocolate wine along with a bunch of girly shit from Pepper is delivered to Darcy Lewis late Tuesday night. There's a note attached:

Hey kid,

Consider this your platonic Valentine for the year from Stark Industries. Shit will get better, and until it does, you can eat chocolate and drink wine.

Tony (and Pepper)

>> I have to tell you something.
>> It is something I have never told anyone.

>>Wait so...

>>Some woman actually went out with you and TOOK YOU HOME?

>>...She's not entirely sane is she?

Dear Ms. Potts,

Your name was given to me as the appropriate contact point regarding possible employment at Stark Industries.

I believe I could be of great help to your company. I spent seventeen years working in Senator [----]'s office on Capitol Hill, handling all manner of events and media requests. (The letter goes on, with further clarification of Judy's experience and talents.)

I would be grateful if I could request an interview, at your convenience, where I can explain my circumstances and answer any questions about my qualifications. Please do not hesitate to contact me via the information on my resume.

Thank you for your time, and on a personal note, the Times announced your upcoming wedding, for which I congratulate you.

Yours sincerely,
Judy Martin

>> I have a batch of mini maple bacon cupcakes ready for tasting.
>> I mean, only if you still want to be a cupcake taster.