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[ HUFFS AND PUFFS ]

Frosty /is/ warm.

If it bothers you that much though, I'll make my own bed. I got straw and... stuff. I'll figure it out.

[ Which basically translates to what Sam doesn't know won't hurt him and so she's doing jack shit :') ]

...................... Sure, sure.

I'm gonna make you a bed, okay, cool, talk to you later when I bring it

[LOL BYE COMMITTING TO THE ACT]

[ wow uhm how about no ]

EXCUSE YOU

I can make myself a bed!! Just let me herd these freaking animals first alright jeez

I was actually trying to ask you to help me sir makes beds a lot but whatever.

[ because you know she can't just

ask for help directly. that'd be silly. ]

Geez, harsh.

I'll try to help you with the animals, no need to capslock at me.

[ Yeah, well, capslock is what you get when you're a jerk.

A helpful jerk. However... that works.........

Though now she does feel a little bad. ]

Nah, you don't have to if you got more important stuff to do.

I just didn't expect to find a zoo let alone have to move it today.

Important stuff to do?

I'm here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. What do you think I do around here that can occupy that much time?

:)

Edited 2014-11-27 06:29 (UTC)

[ wow sassypants turn it down some gosh ]

Sleeping probably takes up like 1/3 of it. Hunting/scavenging/gardening/cooking/looking after the animals and everyone in the cabin probably takes up a lot too.

[ because don't even act like you're not mother hen, Sam ok. She knows. ]

Looks like you're busier than you realize.

°˖✧◝(⁰▿⁰)◜✧˖°

[ she sees your not really smiley face and raises you A SPARKLY EMOJI.

jerk. ]

But fine, if you have the time I would appreciate your help

[nuh uh i'm not whipping out emojis, you're doin too much]

Name a place and time.

[ That just means she wins. HA. ]

Here ( x, y ) and whenever you can.

[ She can ( hopefully ) keep the animals put for now. ]

[Well, Sam is on his way in just a few minutes; it's not like he always has his schedule jam packed or anything. He'll just have to assess her animal situation up close and personal, obviously, god save his soul. He's sure to bring Gracie with him, just in case fairies from Tooth may be semi-decent at helping out with animals.

Whelp, here it goes. Time to go all Moses.]

[ The moment Sam arrives, he'll be greeted by a leaping fire ferret. It hops from Rosie's shoulders onto his. The other one stays behind at chitters at its friend. Then they both just start making a lot of noise at each other.

...Yeah. She gives him a look that says 'this is my life now, apparently.' ]

Thanks for making time for this nonsense. The sheep are... probably going to be the biggest pain to herd. [ Since she doesn't have a crook, or anything, and she doubts they even know what that is in the first place. Also. There's a dinosaur intermingled with them.

What the fuck even. ]

..........

[A-ahaha. Ha. He leaves the ferret be.]

... Nice place. Great animal sanctuary you got here.

[ Good because it kind of kneads it's tiny paws into his shoulders before resting on them. ]

Just amazing. [ s a r c a s m ] So, yeah. I have no idea how to even start doing this.

Any ideas?

[....]

Apparently, you can just have them all use me as a post and you're all good.

[HAR HAR.]

You, um. Definitely need a fenced area for some of these. You don't want to end up one of those hoarders on TV who have houses that need to be sanitized fifty times.

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.

[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!!]

[ 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.

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. ]

... It'd need to be an actual wall.

Not a sheet you hang up.

[THAT BETTER NOT HAVE BEEN UR PLAN YOUNG LADY.]

[ ............... ]

So, about that.

Are you sure a sheet wouldn't work? Maybe a... heavy blanket...

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