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((indie post-Sgrub Equius Zahhak)) 277 // M // ♐ Trollian:cuirassiersTransistor Наследник пустоту Naslednik pustotu H e i r t o t h e v o i d

[0ss0mancy]

hello equius!

[desvacare]

D --> I apologize if I have been a nuisance

D --> But

D --> Hello, Miss Megido

D --> May I ask how the evening has been treating you ?

[desvacare]

infiniteproxy​:

yøu wear it well, but it døes seem as thøugh it might prøve a hindrance, if nøt an øutright hazard.

perhaps putting it up møre securely while yøu wørk might suffice?

D --> Hm

D --> I should, at the least

D --> Practice it in more secure positions than my present braid

D --> And

D --> Thank you

[desvacare]

D --> Occasionally, I do wonder why I’ve kept my hair at such a length and continue to operate such messy machinery

[stormpainter]

desvacare​:

D –> I am certain that it will, in time

D –> My Thanks for your concern

most things get better with time

except dishes

n dirty laundry

[desvacare]

D --> That is how unadulterated time tends to move forward, yes

[desvacare]

D –> Evening

[stormpainter]

:o!

[desvacare]

D –> Hello to you as well.

[stormpainter]

:o) read that things aint goin so well, but I hope shit gets better

[desvacare]

D --> I am certain that it will, in time

D --> My Thanks for your concern

[desvacare]

D –> Evening

[stormpainter]

:o!

[desvacare]

D --> Hello to you as well.

[desvacare]

infiniteproxy​:

might i be sø bøld as tø ask why?

tentatively, i will say yes.

D --> While I enjoy more delicate work

D --> Occationally I will get the better of myself

D --> Getting motor oil and grease out of my hair is not the most fun past time I have ever had

D --> Nor is sorting through mangled pieces of material and furniture once I’ve managed to clean myself off enough to regain functionality of my eyes

D --> Least of all when it happens more than once a night

D --> Generally to be taken as a sign that I ought to put it down for the time being

[karideshorses]

[desvacare]

D –> Evening

[infiniteproxy]

gøød evening, if it is indeed gøød.

[desvacare]

D --> Good may be somewhat of a stretch for, if I aim to be honest

D --> But all the same I do hope the night is treating you well

[desvacare]

D --> Evening

[desvacare]

infiniteproxy​:

was i, nøw?

høw flattering, ha ha.

før my part i have føund this night, and the past several, unduly frustrating.

a bit øf fresh air may indeed be in ørder.

yøurself?

D --> You unfailingly engage me at all hours, Goldwave, You have quite earned an exemption

D --> And, Yes, The out of doors is generally reinvigorating

D --> Sometimes in rather mysterious or unexpected ways

D --> I wish you all the luck and as usual, Should you need my services, They are at your disposal

D --> You need only to ask

[desvacare]

D –> Evening

[malleablepersonage-deactivated2]

and a good evening to you, too. how’s it going?

[desvacare]

D –> It is rather going forward at a pace

D –> Yourself ?

[malleablepersonage-deactivated2]

Eh. Could be better could be worse. Little bored, little tired, but not bad, really.

[desvacare]

D --> I supposed that is good to hear

D --> It very well could have been worse

[desvacare]

D –> While I do not wish to be seen as greedy or rude

D –> I see your appreciation and acknowledgement

D –> But not a conversation does it make

[infiniteproxy]

yøur pardøn; my attentiøn was called away beføre i cøuld respønd.

but gøød evening.

[desvacare]

D --> Ah

D --> You were rather an exemption, Considering

D --> Never the less, How had tonight been treating you ?

[desvacare]

D –> Evening

[malleablepersonage-deactivated2]

and a good evening to you, too. how’s it going?

[desvacare]

D --> It is rather going forward at a pace

D --> Yourself ?

[desvacare]

D --> While I do not wish to be seen as greedy or rude

D --> I see your appreciation and acknowledgement

D --> But not a conversation does it make

[desvacare]

D --> Evening

[relatablepoetryandquotes]

“The self is not something ready-made, but something in continuous formation through choice of action.” - John Dewey, Democracy and Education