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Gathering Post - London Calling
The world at large seemed heavier this week, bad news from across the pond drifting over like a bad storm and raining down on the city. Still, stiff upper lip and all that. If London had stopped every time things had seemed bleak, it would have fallen long ago.
And so life went on, as it must.
The skies were a bit grey and the streets slightly damp, but the Christmas lights were coming on early this year, and Harrods already had the streets lit up with wonder and sparkle. Cafes and bars followed suit, and twinkling lights were everywhere you looked, casting a much needed bit of whimsy and wonder over the stark looking faces that passed by. It was hard to stay grim when children and adults alike seemed so entranced by it all.
There were plenty of events going on as well. From the Lord Mayor's Show or the Dulwich Christmas Bazaar, to the usual concerts, festivities, and even bowling.
London may have looked a bit foggy and miserable, but there was pleanty of joy to be found for those who went looking.
(Gathering post! Just a nice mellow post to combat those post election blues, and balance out the drama from Halloween. As always, this post will be open for at least a week, so tag in and check back often to tag others. <3)
And so life went on, as it must.
The skies were a bit grey and the streets slightly damp, but the Christmas lights were coming on early this year, and Harrods already had the streets lit up with wonder and sparkle. Cafes and bars followed suit, and twinkling lights were everywhere you looked, casting a much needed bit of whimsy and wonder over the stark looking faces that passed by. It was hard to stay grim when children and adults alike seemed so entranced by it all.
There were plenty of events going on as well. From the Lord Mayor's Show or the Dulwich Christmas Bazaar, to the usual concerts, festivities, and even bowling.
London may have looked a bit foggy and miserable, but there was pleanty of joy to be found for those who went looking.
(Gathering post! Just a nice mellow post to combat those post election blues, and balance out the drama from Halloween. As always, this post will be open for at least a week, so tag in and check back often to tag others. <3)
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"Got family over there, I take it?" he asked, figuring that might be why she was upset.
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"I mean, still, though. I'm sure there's people around who can get them over here, one way or another." People were smuggled across boundary lines all the time; it was one of the oldest professions, as far as he knew. He'd done it himself, from time to time, when the money was right.
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Sunny just... looked at him for a long moment. But finding she couldn't muster the energy to break down why that was an amazingly stupid thing to say, she focused on the mindless mechanics of eating the scone in her hands.
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"Y'know. I could've chipped in. But I lost a lot of cash, recently." It was half-assed, at best, but it was something a bit more acceptable than 'I could have used my spaceship to help.'
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Sunny's eyebrow arched slowly.
Okay.
Either that was fake and she Did Not Want to Know.
Or it was real--not impossible, she'd seen stranger things--and if that was his camouflage, he was not going to do well.
Her mind lazily started turning over ways to disguise that with magic, which was a welcome distraction. As were the scones.