John H. Watson (
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Many happy returns
WHO: John Watson and YOU!
WHERE: House #005
WHEN: 7th July, afternoon
WHAT: His work colleagues convinced John to throw a birthday party!
WARNINGS: Probably none
Today hadn't been his idea.
In many ways, John missed his old job in the emergency room. To name but a few benefits, he missed the urgency and the fact there weren't many opportunities to socialize with his colleagues down there. Being promoted to general practitioner robbed him of these benefits and threw him with individuals he had nothing in common with apart from a doctorate.
One of the girls in reception had ratted him out and John found himself reluctantly inviting his workmates over to celebrate his forty-second birthday. He would've been content to celebrate with a couple of drinks at the weekend with familiar company, some who would've received a text message about today asking for help.
There are refreshments available and a grill and a few kids running about and splashing in the pool in the backyard. Please don't leave him alone with the natives.
WHERE: House #005
WHEN: 7th July, afternoon
WHAT: His work colleagues convinced John to throw a birthday party!
WARNINGS: Probably none
Today hadn't been his idea.
In many ways, John missed his old job in the emergency room. To name but a few benefits, he missed the urgency and the fact there weren't many opportunities to socialize with his colleagues down there. Being promoted to general practitioner robbed him of these benefits and threw him with individuals he had nothing in common with apart from a doctorate.
One of the girls in reception had ratted him out and John found himself reluctantly inviting his workmates over to celebrate his forty-second birthday. He would've been content to celebrate with a couple of drinks at the weekend with familiar company, some who would've received a text message about today asking for help.
There are refreshments available and a grill and a few kids running about and splashing in the pool in the backyard. Please don't leave him alone with the natives.
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She'll be collecting all the plates that people were too lazy to throw out or put into the sink first before moving onto junk laying on the floor. ]
( ooc: also permissions stuff in case! )
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Wasn't expecting a party when I came home today.
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[ But the shuttle is saved and she can leave the Soviets to other heroes until they start asking for help. ]
I didn't see you join the party.
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They brought the shuttle down, didn't they?
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[ She nods. ]
That's what I've heard.
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And, well, I don't want to spoil the party. [he doesn't exactly do the smiling thing that often anymore]
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[ She can't help a light frown. ]
It's no good to stay cooped up somewhere, you know.
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I... found a job with this woman. She does parties for kids and she thought having a hero around will cheer them up.
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Kid parties, huh? Well, that's great to hear. ImPort business or local?
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She's local. [is that a hint of a smile on his face? It just might be] Does a lot of charity work.
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[ She holds out a stack of paper plates for him. ]
And lend a hand, will ya?
[ She grins. ]
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[ She laughs softly and gathers another stack of dirty paper plates in her arms, marching over to dump them into the trash bag. She flinches at the smell coming from it. ]
Definitely need a new bag.
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let's end the thread here?
fine with me
\o\
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Who would have thought doctors would be such slobs, hmm?
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[ She grins back at Kanaya, helping to spread the trash bag open so she can safely deposit all the paper plates inside without letting a single crumb fall onto the floor. ]
I have to wonder myself. I thought it was only their handwriting that was sloppy.
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I wonder if it isn't just an inherent self-importance. That they actually can't be bothered with details like that, because they've evolved a sort of blindness to them.
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[ Funny how they're supposed to be the most compassionate people and yet some doctors come off as snobby. Nothing tops a politician's elitism, however.
She bends over to pick up an unused cup that had fallen to the floor. She looks at it and sighs. ]
I wish I'd gotten more recycling bags. This is a waste.
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[ when they have such a terrible habit of dying on them, and all. ]
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It doesn't take any effort. All you need to do is remember to put your bottles and plastic in a different bin, that's all. A little effort can go a long way.
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suddenly drops down to whisper okay self
If the planet could talk, it would say thank you.
Also, I gotta ask: since when do you and John know each other?
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Plus we're both working at the hospital, so there's that. [ where he smuggles her blood, as one does. ] I think any of us who've been around for a while are bound to run into each other eventually.
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Think us City folk are closer than before? I haven't felt it personally, but I did arrive a few months before things went to hell. Barely got to know the place.
[ She didn't really fit in with the Cityzens or imPorts there she felt, but it's not exactly a new feeling when whisked from one universe to the other. ]
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The two of us are closer, aren't we? It may not be true across the board, exactly, but there are shared experiences that mean something, connect us in ways that it won't to others.
I suppose you may have missed a few, being a later arrival. But it's still true of you to an extent.
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True. Our experiences aren't something I want anyone to go through ever, but it's nice knowing you aren't the only one in the universe who's dealt with it.
[ She waves her hand in front of her face. Super smell sucks sometimes. ]
Ugh, what a waste of food, too. They must have dumped at least a quarter of what wasn't eaten.
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