I don't think that I can live off crisps and pastries another week.
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I don't think that I can live off crisps and pastries another week.
Interactions
Mitchell || Seeing Is Believing Para
Isaac || Count Your Blessings GC
count your blessings || isaac / george
Uh, oh. Yeah, sorry. Obviously, you’re not a local, but it’s hard for me sometimes to think of somebody not being stuck here their whole lives. Hah.
Um, well. This… isn’t normally my schtick or anything but, I can — I dunno. Mark some spots on a map, or, give you a bit of a walking tour or…. whatever.
Right, yes, I mean, no, I haven't been stuck here. I just appeared here recently. Arrived! I arrived...here.
You would do that for me? T-thank you! I don't have a bloody clue where I'm going.
We can raid the dressing up box and pretend to be human, but ultimately what’s the point?
Seeing Is Believing | George & Mitchell
A rush of thick humid air bellowed in from the front door when George exited the small, empty apartment. An irrationally long sigh puffed from his lungs out of irritation while he jammed the key into the deadbolt. He really shouldn't complain, he shouldn't. He shouldn't even be here. That reminder had little meaning every single time he opened the front door to New Orleans and took in the weather.
George wiped a bead of sweat from his forehead with his palm and ventured to the edge of the sidewalk. Before he could reach the street, his keys fell from his pocket at onto the pavement. George groaned loudly but retrieved the keys without saying a word until he bumped into a stranger on the way up. "Sorry - excuse me." His arms flapped at his sides. His keys jingled noisily against his fingers. "This really isn't my day, is it?" His voice cracked mid-sentence.
After looking both ways, George crossed the road and traveled briskly to the coffee shop down the street. It surprised him that he still hadn't purchased a kettle of any kind. He couldn't remember the last time he made tea, even before the events. Before he had a chance to finish the thought, the bustling shop came into view. George sighed out of relief. His fingers had begun to ache from the clenched fists he held tight in his pockets.
George went to grab the door to hold it open for a young women. He offered a tight lip smile when she thanked him. His head nodded gently at the second, and third woman that skittered past him into the shop. George's expression turned sour as people continued to push past him, without so much as a thank you for the door. He quickly squeezed between the strangers and into the shop. He looked to the door to see a woman glaring at him on the other side of the glass. He held his hands up with a sheepish expression before mouthing 'Sorry'.
After waiting in line for nearly twenty minutes, George made it to the very unfriendly barista behind the counter. 'How are you today, sir?" The man asked in the most monotone voice George had ever heard. "Thank you for asking. It has been one of those days. First my keys and..." He paused. His shoulders slumped. "Oh, but - but you don't really care, do you? Right. Okay. Tea. Black tea, please." His lips pressed into a line and his eyebrows bounced up his forehead. "Thank you." He plucked the change out of the man's hand and turned to find a seat.
George found a table near the window. Most of the customers that entered the shop stayed long enough to grab their caffeine fix and returned to their day. A few sat at the tables surrounding him, chatting among one another. George stared at the empty chair on the opposite end of the small table. His eyelids fluttered softly as a lump grew in his throat. He hardly registered the cup of tea placed in front of him.
count your blessings || isaac / george
Uh-huh…..
Well, I dunno what you’re working with, or really what you’re looking for but, uh. There’s the Buffalo Exchange down on Magazine, Funky Monkey … also on Magazine, by the way. You’ve got your basics. Goodwill, Salvation Army.
Magazine? Oh - the, the street? That's a street? I have absolutely no idea where any of that is, to be honest.
{Don’t be alarmed — I’m just re-posting with better cover art.}
Listen.
Doesn’t he understand? These people are British. You’re not allowed to talk to your neighbours until you’ve nodded at them for fifteen years.
elohim ↳ jane winther || get by ↳ little hurricane || werewolf ↳ picnic || blood brother ↳ hellbillies || the chain ↳ ingrid michaelson || the wolf ↳ fever ray || under the moon ↳ choir of young believers || daniel in the den ↳ bastille || until we get there ↳ lucius || the tide pulls from the moon ↳ william fitzsimmons
The morning after - George The Human after the full moon night.
sound city - from can to can’t | verdena - luna | the doors - moonlight drive | kasabian - the doberman | blood red shoes - i wish i was someone better | muse - butterflies & hurricanes | the beatles - something | 3 doors down - the road i’m on | pink floyd - breathe |steven price - the morning after
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Favourite characters in ten gifs: George Sands (Being Human)
I have to be with my Nina.
count your blessings || isaac / george
What, did your stuff not make the move or something? That’s gotta be rough. If there’s stuff you need, though, there’s a lotta good second hand shops and the like around here. Or, you know, not second hand, depending on what you’re looking for.
Uh-um, ya, somethin'...something like that, yes. It was...lost. Lost in the transition of...the move. [he cleared his throat nervously] I will have to take a look. Which do you suggest?
count your blessings || isaac / george
I wouldn’t recommend it, personally, but it’s your call. And yeah, hey. I’m Isaac. Just moving in, I take it?
No, no, you are right. I really shouldn't, should I? Isaac, lovely to meet you. Yes - well, sort of. I don't actually have anything to move, per say but - yes, I am.
count your blessings || isaac / george
This city, late nights? You’re probably lucky that that’s all they did if we’re being honest about it.
Oh god - what if they...I'm not sure if I should even check the rest of the property. Oh - um, hello, hi, I'm George.
And Then What? a playlist for George Sands [x]
1. carry on | fun 2. bad blood | bastille 3. dare you to move | switchfoot 4. when the heartache ends | rob thomas 5. working man | imagine dragons 6. get home | bastille 7. lakehouse | of monsters and men 8. landslide | fleetwood mac
Oh that - that's just brilliant. I think - yes, yes, someone did throw up on my porch. Does anyone know how to use a bin?!