get ready everybody 'cause here we go
WHO: Saoirse, Herian & open.
WHAT: a combined birthday hangout.
WHEN: 30th Haring.
WHERE: The Hanged Man.
NOTES: Drink up now and turn up hungover to the Firstday feast. Open invitation over here, no need to reply to the network post or even have prior cr in order to attend. Please add any warnings to subject lines if they come up.
WHAT: a combined birthday hangout.
WHEN: 30th Haring.
WHERE: The Hanged Man.
NOTES: Drink up now and turn up hungover to the Firstday feast. Open invitation over here, no need to reply to the network post or even have prior cr in order to attend. Please add any warnings to subject lines if they come up.
"Party" would be an extreme word for it; the more accurate word would be "casual gathering of people with liquor readily available." It is The Hanged Man, though, so who knows what shenanigans could unfold.
They've taken over a corner of the inn, and though there isn't much in the way of decorations - making sure the place could be easily accessed after all that snow was work enough - there are a couple of strings of bunting.
Don't get too wild; it'd be unfortunate if Herian had to interrupt her own (shared) birthday celebration in the sake of preserving the Inquisition's reputation. (Or do get wild, and simply shrug it off as The Hanged Man's influence. Whatever.)
Be sure of one thing, though - at least one round is one Herian. Maybe. If you're a close friend, or look particularly glum.

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“I think the cat was the only one who escaped a lecture,” she confirms, “which was far worse than the brambles.”
She nods confirmation of the claim. “My mother was a notoriously stubborn woman. She regarded caring for others as the highest calling.” Which could make for lean times, as there was no turning away of those in need of aid, but for strong veins of respect through the community, despite her status as half-breed. Well - Herian allows a slight amendment. “And making tea. We drank a great deal of tea. ”
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That wish had turned out to be ironic, but this is certainly not the time to dwell on that.
"And tea is definitely a thing that goes great with caring for others. It's very important." Especially in a world that, to Cosima's knowledge, does not include coffee.
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Still Saoirse certainly knew what it meant to be separated from a sibling.
"Almost twins," she says with a laugh. "Oh yes, I very much agree. If not for her mother's tea then I am sure my father would have been giving me coffee instead."
Which is only met with the sticking out of her tongue, ugh.
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It's not an obvious exhibition of support, perhaps, but she brings the hand not entwined with Cosima's across to lightly trace over her knuckles, even if it is the barest expression of increased contact.
"Alienage coffee," Herian muses, with a touch of despair. "I imagine there is a reason I've no memory of what that tastes like."
Repress The Hell out of that devil's brew. "Although I've an uncle who I think probably fermented it into something more than a little ill-advised. Do you remember Alroy?" Or, she sighs, remembering, "Or Tattie-Bogle, as he was better known."
Capable of making booze out of anything: Tattle-Bogle.
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