Albert Silverberg (
chikaidestroyer) wrote2011-03-06 07:30 pm
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∞ 92: Warming weather [action]
[He didn't send out an announcement of any kind when they returned home. Others had already announced their dead and offered any words of encouragement or frustration.
Instead, Albert spent the days following the draft ... working on his flower beds. March had brought with it a warm spell, meaning that his seeds would be germinating and eventually sprouting. This is also the time for pulling down the dried vines from his trellises.
It's a lot of work (and a lot of garden), so he'll be out and around the house until late in the day. It's as dusk approaches that he can be found sitting on the porch, watching three tiny owls perched on the porch fencing.]
...Welcome back.
Instead, Albert spent the days following the draft ... working on his flower beds. March had brought with it a warm spell, meaning that his seeds would be germinating and eventually sprouting. This is also the time for pulling down the dried vines from his trellises.
It's a lot of work (and a lot of garden), so he'll be out and around the house until late in the day. It's as dusk approaches that he can be found sitting on the porch, watching three tiny owls perched on the porch fencing.]
...Welcome back.
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Albert reaches out for one of the owls, who hops on his hand. He's fairly startled when the other two hop onto his hand--and wrist--as well.]
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He watches as Albert reaches out to the owls, and, well... he can't help a quick laugh as all three of the birds make themselves comfortable on his hand. The look on his brother's face says that's not what he was expecting to happen.] Heh! Look at that.
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[...at least one of them had to be Rune, right? Even though Rune was often around, especially during the winter, they all looked the same to Caesar.]
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[...he refers, of course, to them perching on his brother's hand. This was too fun to watch.]
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...Let's change the subject.]
What are you still doing out here anyway, Caesar?
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He waves dismissively at his question.]
It's nice outside, so I went for a walk with Kogoro. [Well, technically, he did that earlier, but you know. Details.] It's about time it started getting warmer out!
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[He doesn't sound particularly impressed.]
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...why does this not surprise him?
Oh. Right. Because it's Albert.]
That is quite all right, brother. You don't have to agree to it. I'll do it anyway.
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What is your dog doing right now? [Since he can't seem to see Kogoro from his angle.]
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Sitting. In the grass, wagging his tail. [He shrugs his shoulders a bit.] For now. I hope he's tired, I'm not going for another walk.
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[And he was sure that his brother didn't think he could do it. He wanted to prove that he could, to his brother and himself.]
...I'm surprised, too.
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