voice

[underspring]

Hello. Have many of you already forgotten your weekends? How strange, and no good for the upcoming ones. You should all try to prepare. How about rosemary? Or blueberries. Both are very good for thinking.

Or even... blueberry jam and cream in a scone served with rosemary tea. Yes, doesn't that sound very good? I feel brighter already.

Comments

[voice]

[holyknights]

Are those supposed to help people remember things?

[voice]

[underspring]

I wonder? But if you ate them regularly, that should mean then they are.

[voice]

[holyknights]

Remembering to eat them doesn't count.

[voice]

[underspring]

Why wouldn't it?

[voice] Hey there Yoyoyoyoyoko

[sakurapreserver]

That sounds interesting. I should give it a try...

[novelist]

[ giggles ] Child of Man may be destined to have poor memory regardless of what they do to prevent forgetting which was important to them.

[voice]

[holyknights]

Because it can't help you remember things you've already forgotten!

[Not that it really matters anymore. He's already remembered that there's something he needs to try remembering.]

[voice]

[underspring]

Oh, but it could. Instead of one scone, a person should have two. Double the blueberries and double your chance!

[voice] oh hi fan what's up

[underspring]

Are you a good cook?

[underspring]

But from searching those memories we can find new and exciting ones. Like a new food, for instance.

Re: [voice] nm, just food.

[sakurapreserver]

I can cook, but I don't know whether it is good. That depends on who is eating what I am cooking. I guess you could say I am a decent cook?

[voice] sounds wonderful

[underspring]

Oh? Are you offering to cook for me?

[novelist]

Things like that often happen often, yes. When others search for something, they often find everything but what they've wanted to find.

[underspring]

That's not true. They just find it a different way.

[novelist]

....

You're perhaps the first woman I've met here who's so optimistic, heheh.... It's a bit of a treat to speak to someone like this.

[underspring]

Oh my? How flattering. But it's true, there is only one me.

Re: [Voice]

[sakurapreserver]

I'm not offering. I'm just answering your previous question.

[Voice]

[underspring]

But I can't say you're a decent cook unless I try your cooking, can I?

[statice]

[Don't mess with Elliot, umbrella girl.]

It's quite rude to lead people on with unconfirmed knowledge.

[underspring]

[ would she ever ]

I don't know what you're saying.

[statice]

[don't play coy.]

Don't you? How strange, I thought I'd made myself quite understandable.

[underspring]

[ coy~? ]

Not at all, since here we are.

[statice]

[COY.]

Ah, that's a pity. I was hoping that you'd tell me where you'd heard about those things!

[underspring]

I wonder where I did? But it must have been somewhere.

[ And, with only the shortest pause- ] By the way, you don't seem like a berry person.

[statice]

I'd hope that it was from somewhere. [Instead of pulling it out from thin air.] Though I don't particularly care for them.