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Mar. 12th, 2015 06:51 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
exitthewallflowerAggie, my dearest ward, you have very interesting friends.
I find myself thinking this quite often as I pass the shelf in the living room that houses the gifts that have been left to her. Gifts from friends now gone. I hurt for her, I know they're a reminder of her friends and at the same time... what were they thinking? I know I should be all pro-girls liking whatever they want an experiencing new things but really? Who leaves snakes and lizards to teenage girls?
At least the bank account she inherited from Damon is practical and will go to college (if she's still here, a sobering thought I don't like to dwell on).
The snake raises its head and looks at me. At least I think it's looking at me, it's a little hard to tell. I'm not a snake-whisperer. Sorry, that's just not in my skillset. Fighting, first aid, computers, and detecting, those are things I can do, interpreting snake LOOKS is quite another. There's always something new to learn, I guess, and maybe this is his I'm trying to decide if you fit in my mouth look.
"Aggie?" I call out. "Have you fed the snake recently?"
Just in case. It had belonged to a wizard, after all. You never know.
I find myself thinking this quite often as I pass the shelf in the living room that houses the gifts that have been left to her. Gifts from friends now gone. I hurt for her, I know they're a reminder of her friends and at the same time... what were they thinking? I know I should be all pro-girls liking whatever they want an experiencing new things but really? Who leaves snakes and lizards to teenage girls?
At least the bank account she inherited from Damon is practical and will go to college (if she's still here, a sobering thought I don't like to dwell on).
The snake raises its head and looks at me. At least I think it's looking at me, it's a little hard to tell. I'm not a snake-whisperer. Sorry, that's just not in my skillset. Fighting, first aid, computers, and detecting, those are things I can do, interpreting snake LOOKS is quite another. There's always something new to learn, I guess, and maybe this is his I'm trying to decide if you fit in my mouth look.
"Aggie?" I call out. "Have you fed the snake recently?"
Just in case. It had belonged to a wizard, after all. You never know.
