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Gathering Post
The best thing about London was that there was always something to do, no matter what your interests were. This weekend there was a jazz festival in Bloomsbury, an ale festival that would take you through a drunken train tour of the city, an African culture festival near Covent Garden, and several movie screenings, parties, and other pockets of fun.
Tourists were flooding in from all over, and many Londoners were slipping off to, or coming back from, their latest trips to Barcelona, Paris, or Ibiza. The weather was warm, and it had been fairly dry and sunny lately- Really, it was the perfect place to be right now. ...At least that's what anyone who wasn't heading off to some tropical wonderland would tell you at least.
As day faded into evening, bars came alive and shop windows lit up, inviting in tourists and locals alike. The city buzzed well into the night, calming only briefly in the morning, before bursting back into life again.
(Have your pup be anywhere in the city you like. This GP is intended to take place over the course of Sat and Sun, but will be open all week long! Remember to add your pup's tag after you tag in!)
Tourists were flooding in from all over, and many Londoners were slipping off to, or coming back from, their latest trips to Barcelona, Paris, or Ibiza. The weather was warm, and it had been fairly dry and sunny lately- Really, it was the perfect place to be right now. ...At least that's what anyone who wasn't heading off to some tropical wonderland would tell you at least.
As day faded into evening, bars came alive and shop windows lit up, inviting in tourists and locals alike. The city buzzed well into the night, calming only briefly in the morning, before bursting back into life again.
(Have your pup be anywhere in the city you like. This GP is intended to take place over the course of Sat and Sun, but will be open all week long! Remember to add your pup's tag after you tag in!)
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"Alright then, show off. Let's see it then," he said, filling two mugs with water, then setting them in front of Jag as he scooped rich and spicy black tea into two colourful silicone infusers that were shaped like tea bags.
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Val carefully dunked the infusers into the mugs, then fetched the cream and sugar before sitting down.
"Impressive," he replied with a grin.
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"Do you feel it at all?" Val asked curiously. "Is it hot for you? Does it feel nice, or..."
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The tea was still steeping, after all.
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"I just mean... Growing up, I was so often surrounded by what passes for normal- Or some perceived notion of normal anyway. At school I was surrounded by boys who wanted to be just like their fathers, who never put a toe out of line, and could have never understood or accepted what I am. ...So I treasure any quirk, large or small, I find in others."
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It was styled in dark rich woods and leathers, one wall lines in filled bookshelves, another dominated by a fairly large telly and other media equipment.
"We could put a movie on, if you'd like," he offered.
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"Hardly worth your attention today," Val chuckled, putting his cup down, then gingerly lowering himself into the chair. "Just a broken mess of a man today, Jag."
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He settled beside Val, his body angled towards him, and laid a hand on his forearm, searching his eyes. "Let me decide, yeah? What's worth my attention." Or he wouldn't be here. And yeah, part of it was about all that fucked up shit about Val's father. But maybe not all of it.
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"I just know I'm no fun like this."
And wasn't that the only thing most people wanted from him? A bit of fun and a laugh?
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"Tell me how you've been, what you've been up to," he nudged gently, feeling as if he'd spent far to much time blabbering on about himself today.
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