Appointments

[chikaidestroyer]

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[chikaidestroyer]

It helps that I have no obligations in the morning. [A small smile at that.

He opens the window and presses his hand against the owl's beak, as if that will actually shove the owl away; the owl, used to this routine by now, obliges by hopping backwards. This gives Albert room to take the sack he had waiting by the window and toss it outside to the waiting bird of prey.]

[herotypical]

Oh-ho. Does the clever and veteran-status'd Albert Silverberg like to sleep in?

[ she's suddenly charmed by the prospect of learning a bit of his morning routine. but not so charmed that she doesn't stop watching the owl. it's monstrous, really. in another time and place, buffy likely wouldn't have thought twice about ending it. oversized animals were never a good sign. ]

[chikaidestroyer]

[Oversized animals are definitely a big thing in Albert's world, so while the owl itself had taken some getting used to, its actual size was nothing in comparison to ... say, a dragon.]

As much as one can sleep in, I suppose. [He doesn't shut the window entirely, watching the giant owl pick at the bag to get to the meat inside.] I'm still up 'early' enough to open the tea shop in the morning.

[Definitions would probably help as well. "Sleeping in" was getting in an extra thirty minutes after sunrise.]

[herotypical]

Weekends. Back in Sunnydale? Oh, God, I'd sleep until three in the afternoon, if mom let me.

[ not that she'd ever needed that much sleep. slayers could function on so very little. but it was the teenage experience, wasn't it? sleep in late. stay out all night. of course, patrolling had made that last part less a privilege and more a necessity. ]

Here, too. [ if jack does. ] But only on the weekends. How twisted is that?