Subject: KP. KP never changes.
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Posted on: 2016-05-05 00:05:00 UTC
I feel for you. KP is the worse thing ever. Except for maybe guard duty in the dead hours.
Subject: KP. KP never changes.
Author:
Posted on: 2016-05-05 00:05:00 UTC
I feel for you. KP is the worse thing ever. Except for maybe guard duty in the dead hours.
WE MISSED YOU!
Yo!
Dude!
I missed you too!
I had a suspicion that you were past the seventh month mark.
Thank you muchly.
Hopefully you can get a good night's sleep now that you're back on dry land.
Oh, and speaking of which, have this feather pillow. I stole acquired it from a lovely market in Buckland.
And then I spent at least 18 hours out cold so I think that counts as a good night's sleep?
Certainly longer than I've had in actual months.
Glad you made it back safe and sound, even if you're not quite back home yet. :D
Yay sleeping on something bigger than a breadbox and not confined on three sides.
Hmm. I'm trying to remember the cowrite we had going... I'm blank at the moment.
You expressed interest in doing one with me at the beginning of deployment and I said it'd have to wait until after I got back.
On my last flight right now so feel free to shoot me an email as far as things of interest go as far as what you want to do mission wise.
From the noose!
Welcome back, July. For the purposes of the song I am listening to, I hope you're wearing some form of black clothing.
If you're not, then your gift is black clothing.
Fun fact, I have a forever incomplete mission that starts off with this song.
Love me some Acca Dacca.
*dons black as needed*
So, what did you do in the Navy? Besides sightseeing and getting drenched, I mean. Officially. Or is that top-secret?
--Key the Nosy
I feel for you. KP is the worse thing ever. Except for maybe guard duty in the dead hours.
...new melon trauma aside.
Melons look like lamprey mouths inside.
I wish I could unsee it.
I'm so green with envy that you could mistaken me for a Grass-type. I've always wanted to go to that amazing place! Dangit, July, you have all the fun!
Anyway, I would be interested in co-writing with you as well, but sadly I kinda have too many plans for my agents as it is. I'll keep you in mind for the future, though, just in case!
It was raining the whole time and by the time we were heading back it was flooded so I was walking in floodwater the whole way back.
Floodwater filled with camel poo and and donkey dung. Yes.
Hit me up anyways, I'm sure something can be worked out.
I'm a bit jealous of all that stuff you got to see. But I'm glad you got to do so much!
Oh, did you ever find your DS?
—doctorlit is off to feed some bisons, among other things
Well that was one of the plus sides, all these things seen and done, like getting lost in a giant bazaar.
Never found my DS, alas.
I'm still on plurk at Autistic_Ace if you ever get the urge to ping me there. :V
Since I forgot to check if anyone else asked: what did you do with that silver, and how much did it cost?
And I look forward to whatever missions are in your future - PPC ones, naturally. ;)
Thank goodness the silver made the cut!
And that gift probably would have suited hS pretty well. XD
Gone over well at that size.
Which reminds me...
... is looking suitably haughty on top of the bookshelf. Which is getting very crowded - I'm going to have to pretend to be a grownup and put up some shelves. :-/
hS
I'd skipped a bit in my head. Since Baron July ended up leaving Iric herself, Baron Me would probably have spent a fair chunk of time commiserating with her. So while I doubt he's terribly pleased about being given a lumpy horse, he should probably be more bewildered, less grumpy.
Heck, he might even crack a joke. Maybe. I don't think he's ever done that.
hS
That Baron Huinesoron is Plort's version of the Notary — nobody likes him and the feeling is mutual.
If anything, he's Plort!Nume. He doesn't really like anyone except for his wife, and people are more willing to make excuses for his 24/7 Oscar The Grouch impression because he's been around forever and is alright once he lets you get to know him.
Ye Scape-Grace is Plort!Notary. Tolerated at best.
A lot of Plort people have expressed negative emotions about Baron Huinesoron.
Who, aside from (IIRC) said Baron have expressed negative anything about Ye Scape-Grace?
Since he's the one who knighted her and all. Then again, Lady Ix is a bit naïve and likes to think the best of everyone. :P
And she's always getting annoyed with Ye Scape-Grace but keeps her around because 1) she likes her and 2) she's an asset to her barony.
Plus, on occasion, Baroness Iximaz. Besides, though, who has anything nice to say about the Beggar Witch of Critta-Kalthin?
:(
At least if you make them yourselves. Child friendly project unless power saws are involved!
Those do sound very exciting. Where were you stationed, exactly?
I'm on a ship, actually, rather than having been on a specific base over there or anything. It was normal to not see land for weeks while we were out at sea for this deployment!
Welcome back to terra firma! It's actually a bit soggy at the moment, but hopefully that will clear up soon. And maybe it's actually dry where you are, I dunno.
Anyway, *hugs*.
~Neshomeh
Sounds like you picked up more than your fair share of stories. I'm honestly a little jealous that you got to visit Petra. It's one of many sites on my historical nerd bucket list that I hope to eventually see in person.
Glad to hear you've been keeping up with your writing, too! I hope to read some more of your stuff soon.
Petra was super cool. I got rained on and soaked but the sights were super neat. I can try catching you tomorrow some time or another when I'm back home home and can start uploading all the photos I took so you can see some. Shoot me an email so I'd know when would be good for you?
As for writing, I've got a rather large PPC thing almost done that I'd actually love to have you be a beta for.
-July
I'm also totally down for betaing something. I'm having problems with the email address you probably have on file, though. Send everything instead to poorcynic AT me DOT com (substituting symbols where appropriate).
Have a tiny hamster in an even tinier teacup as a welcome-back gift.
Thanks!
I'm still sorry we changed ports at practically the last minute, I would've loved to have met up with you.
We take what we get and don't try to change what is out of our hands.
Well I'm not quite home yet.
We definitely need to talk shop about cowrites, though.
Have a pot of black-hole coffee please. And a self-updating guidebook of all the deathtraps in the multiverse. Could be handy for these cowrites.
Now, that seems to have been a interesting times for you. Hope you'llbe as much lucky the next time.
The book, that is.
Coffee is a thing.
Ad for deployment, I dunno. It sucked really hard at times and I've been horribly sleep deprived for roughly half of it. Saw a load of cool things though, so I dunno how it trades off.
*nervously scuttles forward*
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Higoodtoseeyouback! *runs away to keep his urge to glomp on the leash*
Yeah, it is!
Hi. ;D