[limelight] Continuations

[holesomelanguage]

For thread continuation antics.

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Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

[ shutting the water off and wrapping the hose. ]

Do I need to wait or something?

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

Hmm come over here an' close yer eyes?

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

[ walking to a spot just shy of the damp greenery and closes her eyes. ]

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

Now picture a big open meadow, like in the movies. Sun's high up above, nice an' warm after a light shower. The wind's still cool and a lil wet, but it carries the smell o' the flowers with it.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

[ relaxes as he describes it, taking a deep breath. ]

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

[ Wait wait he's got this. ]

[ Pulling out his phone to play Relaxing Nature Ambience Meditation🌼GOOD MORNING SPRING NATURE THERAPY🌷Flowery MEADOW Healing Sounds. ]

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

I feel the nature vibes now!

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

There we go. Now, what're ya smellin'?

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

Something... clean and sweet? But not like sugar or fruit. It's a little funky, but not bad.

[ it's probably the wet dirt. ]

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

Probably the dirt. Ain't got that scent ya might be used ta with floral perfumes, but it's a refreshin' one, ain't it?

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

And then there's the green smell from the plants. It's great!

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

Ya like it? Ya could raise a lil plant in yer room an' enjoy the scent.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

Is that hard to do?

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

Nah, ya can start out with somethin' simple. An' then we look up some tips on how ta raise it.

Ya live by schedules most o' the time, could wiggle in yerself a break jus' ta take care o' yer plant.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

That doesn't sound too bad!

It'd be tougher if I was on tour.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

It would, but ya could keep one here, an' after ya could ask a friend ta keep an eye on it when yer outta town.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

Good thinking! What kinds of plants are easy to care for?

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

Succulents are easy an' real cute. They don't need much water though, so it can be easy ta forget 'bout waterin' it. Most indoor plants don't need as much waterin' as ya might think, t'be honest.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

What about plants for eating? Herbs and stuff. Are those hard to grow?

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

Some are a lil bit more than others, but some are dang easy. Mint's real easy, fer example.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

Maybe I'll get one of those. Then I can take it back on the boat.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

Now that'd be cute. The smell would be real nice too, if ya like mint.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

I do. It's good for tea.

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[holesomelanguage]

We can see if'n they got any mint in here?

Re: Day 248, Afternoon/Evening

[preciousjem]

What can we do if we find any?