David Alleyne (
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Entry tags:
- anders | n/a,
- cecelia ardenbury | n/a,
- damian saint lorrant | n/a,
- david alleyne | prodigy,
- harleen quinzel | harley quinn,
- jane porter | n/a,
- josh foley | elixir,
- julian delphiki | bean,
- lacey burrows | n/a,
- lain iwakura | la1n,
- laurie collins | wallflower,
- quentin beck | mysterio,
- sabrina spellman | n/a,
- stiles stilinski | n/a,
- † derek hale | n/a,
- † marco | n/a,
- † norman | n/a,
- † selina kyle | catwoman
003. - Book Club!
Alright, so I've suggested this a little to some friends of mine, but I'm thinking about throwing this out a bit wider.
I'm thinking about starting up a book club. Less in the style of book of the month and more organizing one or possibly more groups who can share books or even genres they love most with other people. People would still do the whole guiding discussion but not looking for high end critique so much as just talking about it.
We all need something to unwind and I don't doubt some of us are really fans of reading. I would think the arrangement might work best with members willing to buy their own books. I think for the first few meetings I'd be willing to cook either a simple meal or some finger foods to enjoy, but people could also volunteer to provide food or drinks.
Anyone interested in the idea?
I'm thinking about starting up a book club. Less in the style of book of the month and more organizing one or possibly more groups who can share books or even genres they love most with other people. People would still do the whole guiding discussion but not looking for high end critique so much as just talking about it.
We all need something to unwind and I don't doubt some of us are really fans of reading. I would think the arrangement might work best with members willing to buy their own books. I think for the first few meetings I'd be willing to cook either a simple meal or some finger foods to enjoy, but people could also volunteer to provide food or drinks.
Anyone interested in the idea?
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Half tempted to make the next LAN Party topless and bikini dress code.
Or 90s themed. I want to see what you all think 90s means.
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I know, that's why it'd be funny.
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What?
[ He doesn't know David knows. ]
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Um, there's this weird abandoned mansion. I'm working on cleaning it up but I'm staying there. Here's the address:
[ He sends over the address. ]
What's going on?
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Make sure Peter doesn't hurt himself on anything in the basic. He's book smart, but you're more common sense.
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Did he say we were boyfriends?
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Yes. He did. I caught him blushing over the idea of you appreciating guys in skating outfits. I think he immediately jumped to you appreciating him in his Spider-Man outfit.
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He... I...
[ He does appreciate the Spider-Man outfit. A lot. ]
But he said boyfriends?
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I'll cook for you still, but I don't owe you a date. I can just have a good meal as friends. And if you want someone to cook Wagyu for you and Peter, I'll happily help.
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[ He sounds the most like a teenager that he's ever sounded to David. Sort of mumbling and embarrassed. ]
Could you? That'd be awesome.
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[And David? He's so happy to hear Marco soft like this. It'd adorable. And good for him.]
Absolutely. I can even pull off the whole table service waiter thing. And I can play guitar. Whatever you need for sappy but private.
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[ Peter is so cute when he blushes; Marco loves it. Is that weird? Everything about this feels weird. Good. But weird. But good. ]
Will you wear a silly waiter outfit and put on a fake French accent?
Oh, speaking of guitars, can you help me buy one? It's not for me.
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[Silly waiter outfit? Fake french outfit? David grins.]
Marco? I can actually speak French. Several different forms of it. I can definitely do the accent.
And why a guitar?
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[ He snorts. ]
And no, I don't have a frog morph. Amphibians, ugh.
Wait, really? Say something French.
There's this girl, Lain. She liked playing guitar at home and can't afford one here. I want to get her one. But I don't know anything about guitars.
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[Oh, that's definitely something to question. Whether some divisions of animals are more comfortable than others.]
Oh, Lain. I've been talking to her. I'm going to translate some texts to Japanese for her. I'd be happy to help pick out a guitra.
Quelque chose de français. [Literally, something French. Well, more or less.]
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Yeah. I like her, but it seems like she's had it rough, so I don't know, thought I'd do something nice. I know, I'm lame.
See, all I heard was [ Insert random nasal sounds here. ]
Galard makes more sense.
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Is Lain the kid you were mentioning feeling protective of?
[Mostly, he's just happy that Marco was connecting with people. That being said, the mocking makes him chuckle and switch to German.]
Du hörst dich an, als hättest du eine Erkältung.
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... Yeah. She is. I don't know. She reminds me of me, I guess. I just want things to get better for her.
What? What is that? Is that a different French?
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[And now he's thinking of Damian and yeah, quickly, focus on something else.]
We'll find a guitar for her.
And that was German.
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[ Because logically he shouldn't be as trusting of Peter as he is. He's being led around by his butterflies. ]
Okay, cool. I already found a streaming site to show her, I just need the guitar.
Oh. Wow, they sound even worse. At least Spanish makes sense. What little of it I know anyway.
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[They'll go out and get a guitar. David's already researching on his glasses.]
¿Cuánto español hablas?
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[ -but Peter's so cute. Not that he can say that. ]
Um.
[ He pauses. ]
Un Poco.
[ It's halting and he obviously sounds American, not Mexican. ]
Somebody had to help me at the supermarket.
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