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collegedropout) wrote2013-08-12 09:53 pm
collegedropout) wrote2013-08-12 09:53 pm
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IC Contact.
"This is Sam -- just leave a message, I'll get back to you."
"This is Sam -- just leave a message, I'll get back to you."
[I'm a cat I have to practice beady looks okok]
Sometimes Badmeans are just lying and really want a hug. [Pause.] Though I suppose you are sort of old.
[Nearly as tall as a troll. She'll give you that much.]
Sometimes Badmeans are just lying and really want a hug. [Pause.] Though I suppose you are sort of old.
[Nearly as tall as a troll. She'll give you that much.]
[Instead of getting super offended or something, he just nods super sagely.]
I'm super old. I wear a wig to cover all my gray hair.
I'm super old. I wear a wig to cover all my gray hair.
[ Come Christmas morning, Sam will find his presents delivered via polar bear dog. Li has a red ratty cloth tied around her neck in Rose's best attempt at a bow. In her mouth, the canine carries a a medium-sized satchel that contains Sam's gifts.
The first thing he'll find two circular pendants carved out of bone. They're meant to be worn as necklaces but could easily be pocketed or tied around a belt loop instead. The picture carved onto the pendant is that of a wolf howling in the center. The background is a line of trees about halfway up from the bottom while the top has dents carved out of them to look like craters of the moon.
There are a couple of of books in there as well along with an IOU for fish; that probably belongs to a friendly feline they both know but Rose hasn't seen. So Sam is getting her gifts bundled in with his.
The tie on Li's neck holds a note ( along with a paperback book cover ), which reads: ]
Merry Christmas, Sam!
I hope you like the books. Zombies and sea monsters seem like they'd be right up your alley. I can't say I've ever read these versions of the stories though so you'll have to let me know how they are.
The pendant is something a little more personal. It's to show that I consider you a packmate; basically, that means you're my family. It's a promise too. A promise that I'll always look out for you and anyone else in our pack from here on out. I know I've failed you in the past but this a vow that it won't happen again.
Hopefully it brings you some good luck if nothing else. Pass one along to Katie for me if you see her.
Love,
Rose
P.S. I found myself a book too while looking for ones for you. It's pretty beat up but still readable and looks... interesting. Merry Christmas to me! ♥
[ And the book cover that comes with the note is a little something titled Supernatural. ]
The first thing he'll find two circular pendants carved out of bone. They're meant to be worn as necklaces but could easily be pocketed or tied around a belt loop instead. The picture carved onto the pendant is that of a wolf howling in the center. The background is a line of trees about halfway up from the bottom while the top has dents carved out of them to look like craters of the moon.
There are a couple of of books in there as well along with an IOU for fish; that probably belongs to a friendly feline they both know but Rose hasn't seen. So Sam is getting her gifts bundled in with his.
The tie on Li's neck holds a note ( along with a paperback book cover ), which reads: ]
Merry Christmas, Sam!
I hope you like the books. Zombies and sea monsters seem like they'd be right up your alley. I can't say I've ever read these versions of the stories though so you'll have to let me know how they are.
The pendant is something a little more personal. It's to show that I consider you a packmate; basically, that means you're my family. It's a promise too. A promise that I'll always look out for you and anyone else in our pack from here on out. I know I've failed you in the past but this a vow that it won't happen again.
Hopefully it brings you some good luck if nothing else. Pass one along to Katie for me if you see her.
Love,
Rose
P.S. I found myself a book too while looking for ones for you. It's pretty beat up but still readable and looks... interesting. Merry Christmas to me! ♥
[ And the book cover that comes with the note is a little something titled Supernatural. ]
Edited 2014-12-28 03:41 (UTC)
Works for me.
[ Heh. ]
I was actually kind of thinking of converting my house into a barn and, uh. [ Sleeping... outside... But she refrains from actually saying that lest she get mother henned by Sam. ]
That was as far as I got.
[ Heh. ]
I was actually kind of thinking of converting my house into a barn and, uh. [ Sleeping... outside... But she refrains from actually saying that lest she get mother henned by Sam. ]
That was as far as I got.
[That's a lot of supers.]
It's a very clever wig, then. To stay on like that every time you go falling over your own feet.
[Or, y'know, when hallucinatory fallen angels fling you around, but she's much too nice to put it that way.]
It's a very clever wig, then. To stay on like that every time you go falling over your own feet.
[Or, y'know, when hallucinatory fallen angels fling you around, but she's much too nice to put it that way.]
[SPITTAKES IS THAT A SUPERNATURAL BOOK OH MY GOOOOOD
UGH THAT THING COVERS HIS LIFE ALL THE WAY TO THE END OF SEASON 1 NO]
UGH THAT THING COVERS HIS LIFE ALL THE WAY TO THE END OF SEASON 1 NO]
[He folds his arms, raising an eyebrow at her.]
Rosie, you're not turning your home into a barn.
[Come on, woman, you need to not let your animals walk all over you!!]
Rosie, you're not turning your home into a barn.
[Come on, woman, you need to not let your animals walk all over you!!]
[ Hands on her hips, an eyebrow raised. ]
Why not? It'd make an awesome barn. And then I won't have to worry about 'em all out in the cold.
Why not? It'd make an awesome barn. And then I won't have to worry about 'em all out in the cold.
[ Ah, yes. She was expecting this.
huhuhuhuhu ]
A lady never reveals her secrets, Sam.
huhuhuhuhu ]
A lady never reveals her secrets, Sam.
[It's just super fun to use that word.]
It just knows I'm clumsy; my legs are too long, so. It anticipates when I fall over them.
[It really is a wonder, he thinks, that this kind of conversation is commonplace now for him; he's not used to keeping the sass levels running so much, but Katie just does that to him, y'know.]
It just knows I'm clumsy; my legs are too long, so. It anticipates when I fall over them.
[It really is a wonder, he thinks, that this kind of conversation is commonplace now for him; he's not used to keeping the sass levels running so much, but Katie just does that to him, y'know.]
... So you found it in some pile somewhere?
[do i look or sound nervous
because im totally not]
[do i look or sound nervous
because im totally not]
Well, some of them can handle the outside. They're animals with fur and wool, anyway. We don't need to leave them to fend for themselves, but you need your own space; they can't just have it all.
[ Hnnngghh.
The look she gives say she still doesn't like that idea. ]
What about. A divider? So my house is half barn, half living quarters.
[ Perfect. ]
The look she gives say she still doesn't like that idea. ]
What about. A divider? So my house is half barn, half living quarters.
[ Perfect. ]
[ This is pretty hilarious on a lot of different levels.
Just be glad she didn't find the second book instead and learned about his fun night with a werewolf. ]
I mean. It was in some half-compressed building out in the Wastes so any others in the series are probably gone.
Guess I just got lucky. Or unlucky since I really kind of wanted to see how the rest of the story goes...
Just be glad she didn't find the second book instead and learned about his fun night with a werewolf. ]
I mean. It was in some half-compressed building out in the Wastes so any others in the series are probably gone.
Guess I just got lucky. Or unlucky since I really kind of wanted to see how the rest of the story goes...
[Sass is good for you. Katie's an expert on this subject. Though she's giggling now, because this image is highly entertaining.]
You should do something nice for your wig, then. So it feels appreciated.
You should do something nice for your wig, then. So it feels appreciated.
... It'd need to be an actual wall.
Not a sheet you hang up.
[THAT BETTER NOT HAVE BEEN UR PLAN YOUNG LADY.]
Not a sheet you hang up.
[THAT BETTER NOT HAVE BEEN UR PLAN YOUNG LADY.]
It doesn't go well. Trust me.
[Maybe he should be more pissed at her lack of personal space. After all, there's a lot of dirt in there. At this point though... doesn't everyone know most of his story? At least the first few years of it. People have conventions about it, for christ's sake.]
Better off never knowing the rest of it.
[Maybe he should be more pissed at her lack of personal space. After all, there's a lot of dirt in there. At this point though... doesn't everyone know most of his story? At least the first few years of it. People have conventions about it, for christ's sake.]
Better off never knowing the rest of it.
[ ............... ]
So, about that.
Are you sure a sheet wouldn't work? Maybe a... heavy blanket...
So, about that.
Are you sure a sheet wouldn't work? Maybe a... heavy blanket...
[ - ah.
She crossed a line. The lightheartedness in her tone fades, replaced instead with something apologetic and sincere. ]
I've been spoiled on some of it. [ The Sam that lost his soul, the one straight out of Hell. She's even met one of the antagonists himself. ]
I'd like to know the actual story of Sam Winchester eventually though. [ She's not as afraid to ask anymore but also isn't about to pry. It's his decision what he wants to share and, yeah, it was kind of messed up of her to read the book without his knowing. What's done is done but... she does feel a little guilty now and it rings through. ] And I'd definitely rather hear it from the man himself than some horribly written book.
So, don't worry. I'll get rid of it. Toss it in the ocean or something. It was kind of a crappy Christmas present to myself anyway.
She crossed a line. The lightheartedness in her tone fades, replaced instead with something apologetic and sincere. ]
I've been spoiled on some of it. [ The Sam that lost his soul, the one straight out of Hell. She's even met one of the antagonists himself. ]
I'd like to know the actual story of Sam Winchester eventually though. [ She's not as afraid to ask anymore but also isn't about to pry. It's his decision what he wants to share and, yeah, it was kind of messed up of her to read the book without his knowing. What's done is done but... she does feel a little guilty now and it rings through. ] And I'd definitely rather hear it from the man himself than some horribly written book.
So, don't worry. I'll get rid of it. Toss it in the ocean or something. It was kind of a crappy Christmas present to myself anyway.
... That's such a shocking answer, coming from you.
[the sarcasm burns]
[the sarcasm burns]
But fish solves everything. Trust me.
[SHE COULD FIND A WAY FOR IT TO SOLVE EVERYTHING. Honest.]
[SHE COULD FIND A WAY FOR IT TO SOLVE EVERYTHING. Honest.]
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