New Days

Donte Cross. Businessman. ((RP ACCOUNT))

[dxntecross]

Alright sounds good, when do you wanna do this? 

Whenever you’re down, bro.

[dxntecross]

Well then we can do that, you can have the aux chord if you want. 

Sounds like a deal to me.

[dxntecross]

benj-wilde:

Like what break down mailboxes in the middle of the night and go for a joy ride? 

Just the joy ride thing. 

[dxntecross]

… Then I have no idea what to tell you, man. This town’s really got nothing going for it unfortunately. 

Damn, we might have to go with our own fun.

[dxntecross]

If you’re looking for fun, you might want to head a couple of towns down. Otherwise we have such a basic thing for fun. Like drive in movie theater, parks, lakes, camp sites, hiking trails, if any of those are up your alley.

I don’t mind going hiking. How many trails are there around here?

[dxntecross]

That’s very vague. You want to do something fun, but nothing drastic. Would getting a tattoo be too drastic?

The vagueness comes with the uncertainty I think. And nah, I don’t think a tattoo is what I need.

[dxntecross]

Not that this is an option here… But maybe go paintballing? You might have to go a town over… 

I was thinking more ‘in town’.

[dxntecross]

I’ve been in town for a while and really haven’t done much. I don’t want to do anything drastic, but maybe something fun is in order. Just don’t know what.

[dxntecross]

I just realized that came out much ruder than I meant it to, I am so, so sorry. 

No, no, it’s cool. I see how it is.

[dxntecross]

See that’s the difference between you and I, I actually get stuff done even when I need a day break. 

Wow, okay. I feel that.

[dxntecross]

I won’t have it sitting there for a few days, I promise. I’m determined to have it be done by the end of the weekend, or well - mostly tomorrow. Yeah, I’d rather just do it myself. Besides, there’s an odd sense of accomplishment after finishing building something from Ikea. 

Part of me doesn’t believe that, cuz I know that when I leave stuff unfinished, it won’t get done. I gotta do everything that needs to be done same day. 

[dxntecross]

Okay true, but also wine. I might just take a break tonight and then get to it tomorrow morning, when I’m a little less tired. Nuh uh, I’d rather do it myself than pay someone, besides can you imagine how much someone might charge to put this stuff together? It’s basically like solving a rubix cube x1000. 

Alright, stick to that, you don’t want to sit here days later thinking ‘dang, should have finished the table the other night’. Don’t know, I’m sure it depends on the size and how confusing the furniture is. Make $100 or so.

[dxntecross]

I’ve been at it for five hours, it’s taken me this long, and I’m officially on a break. I don’t have another person to help, although it’d be nice because I’m pretty damn sure that it’s gonna break as soon as I put something on it. I mean, I’m a strong independent woman, but damn if I like building furniture. 

I mean, take the break, but what’re you gonna do with half of a  table? Plus, I think you can pay someone to put it up for you, can’t be too hard to find somebody for help.

[miccheckeinszweidrei]

So I went to Ikea today just for the hell of it, and I ended up buying an entertainment unit. Which is currently sitting in my living room half built, because I’ve officially given up on this trash. Why are the instructions so damn confusing?! 

[dxntecross]

Yeah, I noticed that too. It’s not that hard though, just need a few hours or so to do it, if it’s just you. You got another person in the mix, time will get crushed. 

[dxntecross]

Donte was supposed to lay low-- which in his defense he has! He moved to Havenoaks two weeks ago and no headlines had been made. He would say that his lawyer was partly to thank since she was the one who recommended the small town anyways, but he was the one who acted quickly and quietly. It was quite stressful, plus with all the drama he had been in the past year, it all got to him. The anxiety took a toll on his body and health, causing for him to feel quite poorly-- sick to his stomach really-- which was what brought him to the local pharmacy. He didn’t want to be bed ridden for the next few days, so his basket was stocked with vitamins, medicine, and other forms of aid-- honestly it looked as if he was trying to open his own shop. He was sure that to any other person, he would have looked insane: hood up, sunglasses on indoors, a mountain of boxes in the basket; the whole ‘laying low’ thing was really looking to fly out the window.