--75

[earthen_hope]

It looks like all of the strange gadgets and things have gone away. That's too bad. I really liked the look of some of them! I bet it would have made following some of these signs more interesting if we could use a wind-up hair dryer with giant gears to get the job done, don't you think? And all the outfits were really snazzy too.

Speaking of gadgets--I've got that space heater, Above! I'm sorry it took me so long. I only remembered the other day, what with the zombies and everything.

Oh, and just so everyone knows, if you see me calling myself Cara it's because of Lix. He's from the same place as me! But he hears my name as a chocobo's kweh, so I'm going to sign my entries with my other name so he can tell it's me.

It's almost a new year. I wonder what this one will be like?

- Cara

Comments

Re: Quicklog

[feathered-earth.livejournal.com]

No kidding.

[Krile looks around the nest with interest. It looks like Above has made this into a nice little home for herself, but despite the fact that it's shelter, it could definitely stand to be a bit warmer.

She starts cranking up the space heater, but pauses.]

--Will you be able to work the crank? I got one without plugs because I didn't think the barn had them either, but--

[She figured it would be okay because Above has the dexterity to write, but still.]

Re: Quicklog

[azhdarchidae.livejournal.com]

Um... Well, one way to find out.

[Her fingers (http://joysweeper.deviantart.com/art/Another-Quetz-Pic-189517634) are thick, padded, and clawed, and the lowermost surfaces are covered in small, rough-textured scales. Her best fine grip is actually between thumb and "middle finger", and she can't raise her arm very far in this direction. With everything, it doesn't quite look like she can get it.]

...'S what I get for living in a human world. Fine.

[She just uses the tip of her beak. The sharp edges have been worn down by the various other situations she's been in and had to use it.]

Re: Quicklog

[feathered-earth.livejournal.com]

[Krile's about to apologize when Above works out how to use it with her beak. Which was, admittedly, not an approach Krile had thought of.]

Well as long as you can make it go one way or another! The fellow I got it from said it should keep warm for a few hours, so it should be good for the night. I think. I don't know how much sleep you need.

Re: Quicklog

[azhdarchidae.livejournal.com]

I sleep whenever it's dark. Like a bird, I guess. You don't want to fly when you can't see.

[She says this absently while looking the thing over, craning her neck to see it from various angles. After a bit she seems to remember that she's not alone.]

So, thanks, I guess.