Appointment Post

[the_brightest_sun]

✉ Ⓐppointment Ⓟost ✉

☏ CALL JOURNAL
✍ WRITTEN MESSAGE
⇄ ACTION

Permanent post for small IC messages or encounters for the_brightest_sun @ luceti.
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[Action, March 11th]
[Voice, September 8th]
[Written, June 10th]

Comments

[Action, November 23rd]

[the_brightest_sun]

I don't like the name Rupert for him either.

[Or maybe he's just too used to think of him as Giles. The kid shrugs and goes back to the letter before he stops and looks at Ginia and her notebook again.]

Ah... We have the same first letters for our name and last name! See? G and S!

[Starry eyes, apparently this is a great discovery for him.]

[Action, November 23rd]

[shadedsunlight]

[Ginia smiles a little to herself. Rupert has become quite endearing to her. It suits him in its own way.

At his observation, she grins, also seeing it for the first time.]

You're right, we do.

[Action, November 23rd]

[the_brightest_sun]

I like having the same letters than Ginia-neesan. If we write letters to each other and just sign with the first letters no one but us would be able to know who said what! Like a secret code!

[A very simple one, mind you. Anyway, his attention spans back to the letter.]

So... Dear Santa... Should I tell him who I am?

[Action, November 23rd]

[shadedsunlight]

It'll be our little secret.

[A nod.]

Introducing yourself is nice way to begin.

[Action, November 23rd]

[the_brightest_sun]

[The kid nods and starts to write, reading what he writes as he does so.]

My name... Is Goku Son. [Glance at Ginia.] Since Santa writes his name that way it will be easier for him if I do the same, right?

[Anyway he continues.]

I am one year old... And I like in Luceti. I like...

[And he starts to list all the things he likes and does in the village. Santa's in for a long letter unless Ginia stops the kid.]

[Action, November 23rd]

[shadedsunlight]

You can write it either way. Don't worry, Santa will understand. Magic.

[Ginia watches as he writes, making small corrections in spelling here and there, but otherwise letting him write as he wishes. It's good writing practice, right?]