Pen suggested I make this blog, so I hear I am.
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No bullying or hate speech in my asks.
Thank you,
- Queen Mary Ackerman
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Pen suggested I make this blog, so I hear I am.
My only rules:
Please no 18+ asks. I may be 300, but I am still a child.
No bullying or hate speech in my asks.
Thank you,
- Queen Mary Ackerman
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
[smiles, a bit sadly]
All the time. I understand completely.
Well, I know it probably wasn't the best idea, but I went home, found my old estate in the south and... It was like a museum. I managed to grab a couple things, like my sister's jewels, my Mama's china, my daddy's cane, all of which Penn is cleanin' now.
But there were a couple other things. Which is why I called ya down.
I'm glad you were able to recover some of your family's things. I hope they bring you some peace of mind, at the very least.
I am intrigued to hear what you thought I might be interested in, though. What sort of other things were there?
Well, there's this photo.
My Mama on her weddin' day.
She looks wonderful, Mary. Thank you for sharing this picture with me. I know how hard it must be to talk about your family.
....
That ain't all. Follow me, would ya?
*Mary gets up and walks into another room*
Of course.
[he stands and follows]
Back in the day, my mama would always tell me: "Mary, one day you'll find a nice gentleman who'll sweep ya off your feet, and when that day comes, I can't wait to see you in this dress, lookin' as pretty as a princess."
Once I was turned, I would never experience that. And I miss my Mama so much, but it just don't seem right to keep this, when I'll never wear it.
*Mary enters a room where a beautiful white dress and veil, identical to the one Mary's mother, Beatrice, is wearing in the picture, rests on a stand. On a small table is some long white gloves and jewelry.*
So I figured, might as well give it to someone who'll use it.
Oh- Mary, I can't accept this! It was your mother's! I wouldn't want to take one of your last things of hers.
I insist. I'll never be able to wear it, and lookin' at it will only make me sad. Better to give it to you, who has someone who could wear it, than for me to keep it.
Besides, I'd think if she knew your partner, she'd have liked to see them walk down the isle in her dress just as much.
...I would be honored. Thank you, Mary.
My pleasure. Just, do give me an invite to the weddin' when it does happen. Or, is it still in the plannin' stages?
[he chuckles slightly]
We're still planning it. But you'll certainly be among our honored guests. I would never leave out one of my closest friends.
Good. Although, if you need a venue, my ballroom is always available.
I'll keep it in mind. I'm sure my partner will be thrilled by the offer, and the dress.
I hope.
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
[smiles, a bit sadly]
All the time. I understand completely.
Well, I know it probably wasn't the best idea, but I went home, found my old estate in the south and... It was like a museum. I managed to grab a couple things, like my sister's jewels, my Mama's china, my daddy's cane, all of which Penn is cleanin' now.
But there were a couple other things. Which is why I called ya down.
I'm glad you were able to recover some of your family's things. I hope they bring you some peace of mind, at the very least.
I am intrigued to hear what you thought I might be interested in, though. What sort of other things were there?
Well, there's this photo.
My Mama on her weddin' day.
She looks wonderful, Mary. Thank you for sharing this picture with me. I know how hard it must be to talk about your family.
....
That ain't all. Follow me, would ya?
*Mary gets up and walks into another room*
Of course.
[he stands and follows]
Back in the day, my mama would always tell me: "Mary, one day you'll find a nice gentleman who'll sweep ya off your feet, and when that day comes, I can't wait to see you in this dress, lookin' as pretty as a princess."
Once I was turned, I would never experience that. And I miss my Mama so much, but it just don't seem right to keep this, when I'll never wear it.
*Mary enters a room where a beautiful white dress and veil, identical to the one Mary's mother, Beatrice, is wearing in the picture, rests on a stand. On a small table is some long white gloves and jewelry.*
So I figured, might as well give it to someone who'll use it.
Oh- Mary, I can't accept this! It was your mother's! I wouldn't want to take one of your last things of hers.
I insist. I'll never be able to wear it, and lookin' at it will only make me sad. Better to give it to you, who has someone who could wear it, than for me to keep it.
Besides, I'd think if she knew your partner, she'd have liked to see them walk down the isle in her dress just as much.
...I would be honored. Thank you, Mary.
My pleasure. Just, do give me an invite to the weddin' when it does happen. Or, is it still in the plannin' stages?
[he chuckles slightly]
We're still planning it. But you'll certainly be among our honored guests. I would never leave out one of my closest friends.
Good. Although, if you need a venue, my ballroom is always available.
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
[smiles, a bit sadly]
All the time. I understand completely.
Well, I know it probably wasn't the best idea, but I went home, found my old estate in the south and... It was like a museum. I managed to grab a couple things, like my sister's jewels, my Mama's china, my daddy's cane, all of which Penn is cleanin' now.
But there were a couple other things. Which is why I called ya down.
I'm glad you were able to recover some of your family's things. I hope they bring you some peace of mind, at the very least.
I am intrigued to hear what you thought I might be interested in, though. What sort of other things were there?
Well, there's this photo.
My Mama on her weddin' day.
She looks wonderful, Mary. Thank you for sharing this picture with me. I know how hard it must be to talk about your family.
....
That ain't all. Follow me, would ya?
*Mary gets up and walks into another room*
Of course.
[he stands and follows]
Back in the day, my mama would always tell me: "Mary, one day you'll find a nice gentleman who'll sweep ya off your feet, and when that day comes, I can't wait to see you in this dress, lookin' as pretty as a princess."
Once I was turned, I would never experience that. And I miss my Mama so much, but it just don't seem right to keep this, when I'll never wear it.
*Mary enters a room where a beautiful white dress and veil, identical to the one Mary's mother, Beatrice, is wearing in the picture, rests on a stand. On a small table is some long white gloves and jewelry.*
So I figured, might as well give it to someone who'll use it.
Oh- Mary, I can't accept this! It was your mother's! I wouldn't want to take one of your last things of hers.
I insist. I'll never be able to wear it, and lookin' at it will only make me sad. Better to give it to you, who has someone who could wear it, than for me to keep it.
Besides, I'd think if she knew your partner, she'd have liked to see them walk down the isle in her dress just as much.
...I would be honored. Thank you, Mary.
My pleasure. Just, do give me an invite to the weddin' when it does happen. Or, is it still in the plannin' stages?
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
[smiles, a bit sadly]
All the time. I understand completely.
Well, I know it probably wasn't the best idea, but I went home, found my old estate in the south and... It was like a museum. I managed to grab a couple things, like my sister's jewels, my Mama's china, my daddy's cane, all of which Penn is cleanin' now.
But there were a couple other things. Which is why I called ya down.
I'm glad you were able to recover some of your family's things. I hope they bring you some peace of mind, at the very least.
I am intrigued to hear what you thought I might be interested in, though. What sort of other things were there?
Well, there's this photo.
My Mama on her weddin' day.
She looks wonderful, Mary. Thank you for sharing this picture with me. I know how hard it must be to talk about your family.
....
That ain't all. Follow me, would ya?
*Mary gets up and walks into another room*
Of course.
[he stands and follows]
Back in the day, my mama would always tell me: "Mary, one day you'll find a nice gentleman who'll sweep ya off your feet, and when that day comes, I can't wait to see you in this dress, lookin' as pretty as a princess."
Once I was turned, I would never experience that. And I miss my Mama so much, but it just don't seem right to keep this, when I'll never wear it.
*Mary enters a room where a beautiful white dress and veil, identical to the one Mary's mother, Beatrice, is wearing in the picture, rests on a stand. On a small table is some long white gloves and jewelry.*
So I figured, might as well give it to someone who'll use it.
Oh- Mary, I can't accept this! It was your mother's! I wouldn't want to take one of your last things of hers.
I insist. I'll never be able to wear it, and lookin' at it will only make me sad. Better to give it to you, who has someone who could wear it, than for me to keep it.
Besides, I'd think if she knew your partner, she'd have liked to see them walk down the isle in her dress just as much.
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
[smiles, a bit sadly]
All the time. I understand completely.
Well, I know it probably wasn't the best idea, but I went home, found my old estate in the south and... It was like a museum. I managed to grab a couple things, like my sister's jewels, my Mama's china, my daddy's cane, all of which Penn is cleanin' now.
But there were a couple other things. Which is why I called ya down.
I'm glad you were able to recover some of your family's things. I hope they bring you some peace of mind, at the very least.
I am intrigued to hear what you thought I might be interested in, though. What sort of other things were there?
Well, there's this photo.
My Mama on her weddin' day.
She looks wonderful, Mary. Thank you for sharing this picture with me. I know how hard it must be to talk about your family.
....
That ain't all. Follow me, would ya?
*Mary gets up and walks into another room*
Of course.
[he stands and follows]
Back in the day, my mama would always tell me: "Mary, one day you'll find a nice gentleman who'll sweep ya off your feet, and when that day comes, I can't wait to see you in this dress, lookin' as pretty as a princess."
Once I was turned, I would never experience that. And I miss my Mama so much, but it just don't seem right to keep this, when I'll never wear it.
*Mary enters a room where a beautiful white dress and veil, identical to the one Mary's mother, Beatrice, is wearing in the picture, rests on a stand. On a small table is some long white gloves and jewelry.*
So I figured, might as well give it to someone who'll use it.
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
[smiles, a bit sadly]
All the time. I understand completely.
Well, I know it probably wasn't the best idea, but I went home, found my old estate in the south and... It was like a museum. I managed to grab a couple things, like my sister's jewels, my Mama's china, my daddy's cane, all of which Penn is cleanin' now.
But there were a couple other things. Which is why I called ya down.
I'm glad you were able to recover some of your family's things. I hope they bring you some peace of mind, at the very least.
I am intrigued to hear what you thought I might be interested in, though. What sort of other things were there?
Well, there's this photo.
My Mama on her weddin' day.
She looks wonderful, Mary. Thank you for sharing this picture with me. I know how hard it must be to talk about your family.
....
That ain't all. Follow me, would ya?
*Mary gets up and walks into another room*
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
[smiles, a bit sadly]
All the time. I understand completely.
Well, I know it probably wasn't the best idea, but I went home, found my old estate in the south and... It was like a museum. I managed to grab a couple things, like my sister's jewels, my Mama's china, my daddy's cane, all of which Penn is cleanin' now.
But there were a couple other things. Which is why I called ya down.
I'm glad you were able to recover some of your family's things. I hope they bring you some peace of mind, at the very least.
I am intrigued to hear what you thought I might be interested in, though. What sort of other things were there?
Well, there's this photo.
My Mama on her weddin' day.
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
[smiles, a bit sadly]
All the time. I understand completely.
Well, I know it probably wasn't the best idea, but I went home, found my old estate in the south and... It was like a museum. I managed to grab a couple things, like my sister's jewels, my Mama's china, my daddy's cane, all of which Penn is cleanin' now.
But there were a couple other things. Which is why I called ya down.
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
I don't believe you mentioned that you were out of town. Did you enjoy your trip?
Normally I would, but this.. well it ain't exactly a normal trip. You ever get that feelin' of bein' homesick for a place you can't go back too?
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
Oh, thank you. You're too generous.
How have you been?
I've been well. I just came back to Dahlia, actually.
Hello Mary. It's good to see you.
- William
Indeed it is. Come in, I've made tea.
OOC: Hey there! I hope you're doing well! Do you mind if we postpone the William & Mary interaction until tomorrow?
I'm just not feeling like I'd be able to give that interaction my all, since I've done quite a few rps today and am not really able to get into character-brain right now. I just want to make sure I can give every interaction the focus it deserves! If you'd rather we do the interaction today, I can, but I'd appreciate it if we could do it tomorrow if that works for you.
Ooc: yeah, that's fine! Take the time you need to rest. Although, if it's alright, I'd like it to be done any time after 3:30 pm. Granted, I don't know what time that'd be for you, but for me, that's when I get home from school and cool down.
Other than that, I don't mind waiting till tomorrow.
Brewing some tea right now. It's one of the fancier brews I have. It's also my Mama's favorite. I miss her.
You have one new message from: Mary.
Will. Whenever your free, come to my estate. I have something to give you that could be beneficial.
Your friend, Mary.
I look forward to seeing you soon then. Would tomorrow work for you? I'm afraid I have some work to do for my clan tonight, but I should be free then.
That'll be fine. I'll see ya' tomorrow night then.
Went back to my old house this afternoon. I found my Mama's weddin' dress. It's a beautiful thing. Still perfectly intact. Of course, I'll never use it, so I might give it t' someone who will.
I'm gonna steal Will's thunder and host a Halloween ball. Come in costume.