Joshua Donovan (
damncompass) wrote2013-07-24 07:20 pm
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OOM: July 2012: Univille, South Dakota/ New York, New York
It's been a rather boring week, if it comes down to it. Well, until this morning. He was awoken by Artie yelling up the stairs at Pete, followed by the requisite grumbling, stomping, and showering before they both left for parts unknown. Helena wandered off to do some inventory, and he went to his lab.
He'd tried to work on his latest Artifact lead, but all he got was a not exactly comforting hallucination of Napoleon and the battle of Waterloo in his lab. One goo bath and an actual shower later, he decided to go hang out in the office with Claudia.
Pulling up his latest internet obession: Who Wants to be a Cooking Star?, he curled up in a chair and lost himself in the absurdity of it all, until something that had been bothering him for a while finally sunk in.
"Hey, Claudia? Can you come look at this for a moment? I think I might've found an Artifact."
He'd tried to work on his latest Artifact lead, but all he got was a not exactly comforting hallucination of Napoleon and the battle of Waterloo in his lab. One goo bath and an actual shower later, he decided to go hang out in the office with Claudia.
Pulling up his latest internet obession: Who Wants to be a Cooking Star?, he curled up in a chair and lost himself in the absurdity of it all, until something that had been bothering him for a while finally sunk in.
"Hey, Claudia? Can you come look at this for a moment? I think I might've found an Artifact."

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She's just glad they had separate beds. He doesn't appreciate how much room she needs to sleep okay.
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(They're both snoring, but Claudia never said she was blameless in this.)
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With that, she gets up and heads for the bathroom. "Not like we have to be anywhere right this second."
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In the worst case they can call it hand sanitizer.
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Eventually, she's ready to head out the door and grab lunch.
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Okay, Claudia knows Joshua hasn't had that many opportunities to travel, but still. Maybe there was a thing when he was in high school that she was too young to remember, or something.
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He shrugs.
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He pauses, realizing that he's never actually asked Claud about highschool, and his enthusiasm tempers a bit.
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She doesn't really talk about high school, though. It's okay.
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"All right then. Let's go bag us a pot."
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He flashes the tickets at the person at the door, and they find themselves a seat in the second row.
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The cook they'd been watching online has the pot they'd noticed. Joshua pulls his ball out of his bag, and hides it under the seat in front of him. It unsurprisingly turns purple and points toward the stage.
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