#;;kitty

[kittylivingston-blog]

You ask if your friend Kitty Livingston is married? You recollect the proverb. She was ready, with as much eagerness as can be ascribed to the chaste wishes of a virgin heart, to sip the blissful cup, when alas! it slipped through her fingers—at least for a time, if not for ever. Her lover a buxom widower of five and forty braving summer heats and wintry ⟨blasts⟩ exerted himself with so much zeal in the service of his dulcinea that there is every appearance it will cost him his lungs. He is gone to the South of France, if possible, to preserve them. This method of speaking of the misfortune of your friend proceeds from pure levity not a particle of malice. I beg your pardon for it; and I hope you will be able to tell me in your next that you have not by the least propensity to a smile verified the maxim of that scurvy defamer of human nature—Rochefoucault.

--Alexander “Bitter AF” Hamilton to Angelica Church (6 December 1787)

[daiyamondo-no-go]

      ♢— Gone without a trace, Wally was no where in sight. Seemed his companion dropped him off at a food stand to head towards the nearest movie center. Cursing under his breath, musing to himself in hopes for the other to get stuck with some chick flick with no guns or gangsters involved; that'll definitely teach him not to leave the dark-skinned mage alone.

       ♢— "Wally?" Crowds still spooked the hell out of him, but the anxiety was much lower than before when being released into the frantic outside world. Shouting in such a public place though, definitely wasn't a shout at all, more of a loud-hushed tone. "Geez---" Any train of thought had ceased once evergreen optics gazed across the way, viewing a cat-like silhouette. Oculars wide with anticipation and surprise, pushing the blurred strangers that stood in the way of a long-awaited reunion.

       ♢— "Milli--" Caught off once more, being pushed by a muscular man who did not want to take any lip from a mere 'wimp' such as Sho, but still mustering up any courage he had, he shouted to the figure in the distance once the rude outsider exited from his way.