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[dreamcatcher]

( guess who's back, back again? here she is, the grumpy savior, and... unbelievably, she's doing kind of okay. not, you know, great... but kind of okay.

she comes as a woman on a mission, though... however embarrassing it is. )

easy to pick up hobbies that you do with your hands, and go

sidebar: does anyone want a dreamcatcher? because I've got a lot of dreamcatchers.

( no seriously. a lot of dreamcatchers. she can get about an hour of sleep a night on a good night, so far, and the rest of her nights are spent failing at crafting and making dreamcatchers. )

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[itstheirworld]

You could say that. I'm experimenting with jewelry, so I thought maybe I could try my own dream catcher bracelet.

[it was at least something she'd try once from studying the way the string was weaved.]

[dreamcatcher]

If you ever care to share your work, I think I'd like to see that.

( what can she say, she likes the dreamcatcher aesthetic. i mean, clearly. )

I hope it helps. If you need any advice on how it's woven, I can see what I can do.

[itstheirworld]

Sure. I don't see why not.

[When it comes to crafts, sharing and copying is to be expected. Besides, it was hoped that soon her crafts would be out there for anyone to see (and purchase).]

I may take you up on that, too. Maybe we can trade ideas. If you do give jewelry a try.

[dreamcatcher]

I think I will. I don't promise to be any good at it, though. You know that saying about old dogs and new tricks?

( it's true of saviors, too. or, at least, it's true of Emma, seeing as she's usually too frustrated by her own failure to try things she doesn't feel good at immediately. forcing herself to try things more than once is definitely a new change. )

I'll be in touch. You're welcome to do the same.

[itstheirworld]

No one gets any good at anything they don't try, though. [She says as an encouragement.] Besides they have to say something about old dogs and old tricks, right. Jewelry isn't exactly a new art like digital devices.

[Another encouragement, which is in part a cheery joke and the twisting of logic she hopes the other woman will appreciate.

A nod follows.] I will keep that in mind.

[Emma seemed nicer than she was expecting, after all.]

[dreamcatcher]

Yeah, except for those talented dicks that are good at whatever they try, making the rest of us mortals look bad.

( there's some wry humor in her tone, though; she's not holding it against the overtly talented assholes of the world. much. )

I'd better get back to my princesses, they don't plan parties for themselves. It was nice to meet you, though.