Sokka Thunderaxe (
markofthewise) wrote2012-04-20 12:03 pm
Sokka the 71st - [Action/Voice]
[Today, Sokka starts out with some simple messages for the journal.]
I know this is pretty late, but... Luceti has a way of causing delays. I got a lot of orders two months ago and they're all finally finished. If you haven't already picked them up, then... well, you should do that. I think you'll be pleased. [ooc: if you want to assume they already picked this stuff up a while ago, that's fine too!]
So, now that it's nice and warm these days, how do people feel about... fishing? I just made my own fishing rod, so I'm thinking tomorrow morning? Fishing time. On the river, maybe. Or I could bring out one of the boats and head to the lake. Some company wouldn't hurt. As long as you're not the noisy kind. I uh, actually want to catch some fish.
20th
[For today, Sokka works his regular shift at the smithy. From morning until the afternoon, he's at the smithy. There's not much to do now that he's done, so he straightens things out, hangs out on the couch with an alchemy book in his face, or if he gets bored with that... he reaches for his fishing rod under the couch and does a few practice casts. If he thinks no one will catch him doing it. Winry wouldn't approve. 8|
In the afternoon, he'll be around House 56 in the front and back yard, with a can of dirt and pushing over rocks and stones looking for worms underneath. A good fisherman needs his bait, after all! And he wants to be ready for tomorrow!]
21st
[As soon as his sparring practice is over, Sokka sets himself up on the southernmost bridge in town. Sure, it's a little gloomy today, but still time to fish. He has a chair, he has a fishing line, he has a cold box to put fish in, and he has not shortage of snacks and drinks. About ten minutes into his fishing, he gets drenched. Watch as poor Sokka has to gather up his stuff and flee back home. Later when he has an umbrella, he dejectedly heads to the smithy to put in a few hours. And then a few more hours later at the library to do alchemy research. No fishing today. :(]
22nd
[After a rainy day and rainy night, Sokka wakes up to A BIG BEAUTIFUL RAINBOW. He'll try to rush through his morning training, that way he can head to the river west of his house and ready a canoe. With a clear sky above, he's going out to the lake for fishing. There's room enough for two, for anyone eager to join. Following that, he'll be out on the southern lake fishing, cooking fish on the shore for lunch, and enjoying a good solid day off. STRESS FREE.]
I know this is pretty late, but... Luceti has a way of causing delays. I got a lot of orders two months ago and they're all finally finished. If you haven't already picked them up, then... well, you should do that. I think you'll be pleased. [ooc: if you want to assume they already picked this stuff up a while ago, that's fine too!]
So, now that it's nice and warm these days, how do people feel about... fishing? I just made my own fishing rod, so I'm thinking tomorrow morning? Fishing time. On the river, maybe. Or I could bring out one of the boats and head to the lake. Some company wouldn't hurt. As long as you're not the noisy kind. I uh, actually want to catch some fish.
20th
[For today, Sokka works his regular shift at the smithy. From morning until the afternoon, he's at the smithy. There's not much to do now that he's done, so he straightens things out, hangs out on the couch with an alchemy book in his face, or if he gets bored with that... he reaches for his fishing rod under the couch and does a few practice casts. If he thinks no one will catch him doing it. Winry wouldn't approve. 8|
In the afternoon, he'll be around House 56 in the front and back yard, with a can of dirt and pushing over rocks and stones looking for worms underneath. A good fisherman needs his bait, after all! And he wants to be ready for tomorrow!]
21st
[As soon as his sparring practice is over, Sokka sets himself up on the southernmost bridge in town. Sure, it's a little gloomy today, but still time to fish. He has a chair, he has a fishing line, he has a cold box to put fish in, and he has not shortage of snacks and drinks. About ten minutes into his fishing, he gets drenched. Watch as poor Sokka has to gather up his stuff and flee back home. Later when he has an umbrella, he dejectedly heads to the smithy to put in a few hours. And then a few more hours later at the library to do alchemy research. No fishing today. :(]
22nd
[After a rainy day and rainy night, Sokka wakes up to A BIG BEAUTIFUL RAINBOW. He'll try to rush through his morning training, that way he can head to the river west of his house and ready a canoe. With a clear sky above, he's going out to the lake for fishing. There's room enough for two, for anyone eager to join. Following that, he'll be out on the southern lake fishing, cooking fish on the shore for lunch, and enjoying a good solid day off. STRESS FREE.]

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She experienced a moment of superficial panic. Buffy hadn't revealed this ink to many people...perhaps it was doomed to be misunderstand as some sort of non-bird-shaped symbol, instead. Although she'd always fancied Jack's sketch and subsequent work to be both recognizable and well-done. But what if no one else did...?
"I mean -- yeah. It's a bird. Lots of people get bird tattoos. I think. Either way, it's classier than a dolphin."
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"How long have you had it?" He was certain he had seen her with her shoulders exposed plenty of times last year.
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"Oh, yeah? Well -- maybe I just wasn't ready to show it off. Yet. Until now."
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What a strange question. She frowned. "But it hasn't exactly been bikini weather."
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"Well, it's a sparrow."
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A beat passed. "You don't have to answer that."
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One of those love it about him things, apparently. Jack Sparrow always had something to sing about.
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It was one of those things Sokka did not love about Jack Sparrow, which was fortunate, because there was no romantic chemistry there at all.
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Yet, she smiled. "And from the look on your face, I'm guessing he was met with not so much success?"
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LOOK AT THESE PECS OKAY"Anyway, we should get you back to my place so Katara can have a look at you."no subject
Buffy shrugged. But she didn't put up much of an argument, really. Things hurt and she didn't like it when they hurt and Katara was someone she should learn how to trust in this department, ideally.
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Leaving her there, Sokka finally went to go fetch the canoe from the water. They'd still need to take it back, especially since Buffy could use a gentle trip back to the village. Walking would just make it worse, he figured.
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Buffy waited at the water's edge. The water threatened to nudge her shoe'd toes and she took the time to struggle with removing them. They were heavy and wet and cold, anyway.
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After he brought it back to the bank, he proceeded to pull his boots off, turning them over to let the water empty out, before tossing them inside the canoe along with his tunic. When he was ready, he gave her a nod to go ahead and climb back in. But this time she wasn't allowed to row. Or paddle.
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"You said 'if'," she murmured, once they were underway. "If you got a tattoo. Have you ever wanted one?"
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