Evening to you too! We (almost) Always have honey!! I can make sure the clerks have some Fresh, if you like.
Calling it That feels makes it feel a little grimmer, I think. But I'm doing all right. Everyone's back safe, and what more could we ask for. How are you? Trading ahead of the Storm? Is it safe to be out right now to do even that?
We are preparing for the horde, taking in the livestock and our crops. With the honey, we hope to preserve our lemons and limes. If you are alright trading on an advance, we can repay you with some of the end product. These last a long time, you just have to let them sit for a while. Our doctornursevirologist? Maggie is very handy with ferments.
I think it is safe to trade. The horde is not running, as far as I know.
"Good John" is a bit strange and presumptuous as greetings go, though.
All right! Good news. My director, Edgar, is handling your account, so I asked him. We can put this on Lundegaard's tab! How much do you need? And by when? When would you need it? I [...] can only assume we're going to be busy getting ready, but I'll make a point to harvest what I can.
Oh But I Hate directives. Going back to just, "Hello!"
Hm. Not as much as you need for that Probably. The bees are mostly done for the year, and they need their honey to themselves. So we're running on a limited supply. But I'll look in our backstock by the time you get here for a Number. [...] You guys have lemon donuts?
Okay. Hello. It will be completely up to chance if we are good to each other.
We can make lemon donuts. I will use apple sauce, flour, lemon, and yeast, and fry them in lard. [...] They will not taste very much like donuts from before. Not to get your hopes up. And there are better bakers than me in the lumberyard. They can make tastier donuts, I'm sure.
[A baker's dozen of lemon donut holes, a bit lumpy. The donut holes have been delivered in a mason jar. Although ostensibly lemon-flavored, the donuts—humbly made and not too sweet—also taste strongly of apple. A note has been tied to the top of the jar with a bit of twine.]
At the party, or the next time she sees him, she does give John the jar back, about 1/3rd filled with a weird assortment of a few honey candies and sparkly plastic beads, because it's rude to give back a container empty.
Edited (sorry this is 98 days after but documentation's important) Date: 2024-11-07 12:38 am (UTC)
[An unusual picture, difficult to identify at first: someone wearing a necklace made of sparkly plastic beads over, a black turtleneck. The lower half of the person’s face is visible, mouth arranged in a straight, expressionless line… Upon closer inspection, the necklace wearer and subject of the selfie is John.]
Hello, Evening. Thank you for the honey candies, the children enjoyed them. Lucy made a necklace out of the beads.
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DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 05:14 am (UTC)[...] And I hope you are doing well in light of the horde. When I say "good evening," I mean it as mediated by this grim inevitability.
DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 05:30 am (UTC)Calling it That feels makes it feel a little grimmer, I think. But I'm doing all right. Everyone's back safe, and what more could we ask for. How are you? Trading ahead of the Storm? Is it safe to be out right now to do even that?
DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 05:36 am (UTC)[...] [...] [...]
We are preparing for the horde, taking in the livestock and our crops. With the honey, we hope to preserve our lemons and limes. If you are alright trading on an advance, we can repay you with some of the end product. These last a long time, you just have to let them sit for a while. Our
doctornursevirologist?Maggie is very handy with ferments.I think it is safe to trade. The horde is not running, as far as I know.
DM, 11/3 (A little later! She had to consult!)
Date: 2024-11-04 06:02 am (UTC)All right! Good news. My director, Edgar, is handling your account, so I asked him. We can put this on Lundegaard's tab! How much do you need? And by when? When would you need it? I [...] can only assume we're going to be busy getting ready, but I'll make a point to harvest what I can.
DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 06:15 am (UTC)How much are you comfortable parting with? Whatever we cannot preserve, we'll salt or try to use up. Do you like lemon donuts?
DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 06:48 am (UTC)Hm. Not as much as you need for that Probably. The bees are mostly done for the year, and they need their honey to themselves. So we're running on a limited supply. But I'll look in our backstock by the time you get here for a Number. [...] You guys have lemon donuts?
DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 07:02 am (UTC)We can make lemon donuts. I will use apple sauce, flour, lemon, and yeast, and fry them in lard. [...] They will not taste very much like donuts from before. Not to get your hopes up. And there are better bakers than me in the lumberyard. They can make tastier donuts, I'm sure.
DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 02:52 pm (UTC)DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 04:42 pm (UTC)?.DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 06:12 pm (UTC)DM, 11/3
Date: 2024-11-04 06:17 pm (UTC)Delivery, 11/4, late afternoon
Date: 2024-11-05 12:52 am (UTC)I want the jar back.
- John Hwang
Delivery, 11/4, late afternoon
Date: 2024-11-07 12:38 am (UTC)DM, 11/7
Date: 2024-11-07 09:15 am (UTC)Hello, Evening. Thank you for the honey candies, the children enjoyed them. Lucy made a necklace out of the beads.
DM, 11/7
Date: 2024-11-07 12:51 pm (UTC)DM, 11/7
Date: 2024-11-07 06:05 pm (UTC)No need to thank. Good luck today, if you are venturing out to deal with the horde. And good luck, too, if you are sheltering.