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shatterverse2012-10-27 09:02 pm
beliefovermisery) wrote in shatterverse2012-10-27 09:02 pm
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And life goes on.
October's cold this year. In a bit of what Sokka's learned to be Kansas' practical nature jokes, the balmy summer weather earlier this week turned to frost and freeze in the last two days. Mel won't like it, or the others who help with the farming, and Sokka's not a great fan of his fingers sticking to the metal he works with in the forge, but overall, he doesn't mind.
A big part of why he doesn't mind is that icy roads mean Steph can't drive into Smallville to get to work and that means Sokka can whine and cajole her into playing hooky even after the frost melts away.
He is very proud of himself, coming out of the farm with a thermos of hot cider and looking for the pushy wife who demanded it with a smug grin.
A big part of why he doesn't mind is that icy roads mean Steph can't drive into Smallville to get to work and that means Sokka can whine and cajole her into playing hooky even after the frost melts away.
He is very proud of himself, coming out of the farm with a thermos of hot cider and looking for the pushy wife who demanded it with a smug grin.
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Both quite giggly and flushed, and very happy, and Steph still has cider down her shirt, but it has ceased to matter. They're just going to go out on the bikes anyway - if they don't end up splattered with farm dust, it wasn't a good day to start with.
Unfortunately, there are the velociraptors.