Francine Peters (
thatsamilkshake) wrote2009-07-22 02:59 pm
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Text messaging hoooooo!
From: Francine's cell
To: Most of the people she knows well enough to talk to
Who wants cookies from my mom? Hovering and driving me nuts, brother not home yet, longer the list I can give her, longer she'll go away and bake again.
[RP withdraaaaawal. Blisters from Disneyland. If you think you got it, you did. Which totally includes little siblings and cabinmates.]
To: Most of the people she knows well enough to talk to
Who wants cookies from my mom? Hovering and driving me nuts, brother not home yet, longer the list I can give her, longer she'll go away and bake again.
[RP withdraaaaawal. Blisters from Disneyland. If you think you got it, you did. Which totally includes little siblings and cabinmates.]

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Cookies will be fine, is what he settled on.
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Was it possible for 10 tiny characters to convey the level of THANK YOU FOR NOT BEING MY MOTHER attached to them? If it was, they did.
***My mother thanks you for your regards.***
No, no she didn't. She babbled things about princes in tones only the dog could hear and was he the one on the right or the one on the left. oh, pity about the ears then, and did Francine really meet Griffin Silver too?
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Arthur was probably lucky text messages didn't really communicate 'withdrawn'.
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***Any cookie preferences? Please say lots. Everything she shoves into a tin is something she doesn't try to shove down my throat.***
...Not necessarily completely successful fake-cheerful. Just relentless.
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Tell her to go brush her hair and mind her stove, he advised, authoritatively, A nation needs to be fed.
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Hey, Moosh wasn't around to bake for her. She was going to take advantage of any and all offer of baked goods.
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How's Houston?
Dinah was wandering through town in between classes and considering whether to go bug more people. Bugging Francine via text was good.
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Dinah paused to take a photo of some of the flamingos and ducks.
And one part of her brain was going: your boyfriend was cuddling Arthur on Monday. I think. Maybe.
When do you come back?
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Dinah took a photo of a teal deer in the distance, where someone was probably emo'ing, or about to.
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worrywonder about, since where did Katchoo have to be going all of a sudden, when she hadn't even left the island in a year? But she'd see her when she got back, and could ask then.no subject
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Yellow! I think. Maybe assorted. Candy colors!
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Cookies! Tell your mom thanks!
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To: Francine's Cell
I don't know who you are or how you got my communication prefix but I have no desire for any cookies.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Worf
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Look! Capitalization!
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Twitchy.Bored. Dad's on some trip, brother's not home yet, Mom's hovering but not talking.***no subject
There was a raised eyebrow in there, she just couldn't see it.
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***I suppose. whats it like theree?***
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A moment later:
***It's hot out, I mean.***
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Mostly because she had her bedroom window open; hot or not, it gave her some air that hadn't been circulating around this house all day.
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He needed to ask before he lost his nerve...
***when arre you back??***
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Someone was even newer at this than Merlin. Fortunately, getting aggravated and button-mashing actually helped a bit. Finding the button to delete things was still on the "To Do" list.
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Look at the not mocking!
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**Wwyers i wnuld klike romd bco6okies pklea7e. How dn i derarse mirtakrs***
Karla glared at her cellphone, giving serious thought to stomping on it a few times. And why did it not allow for punctuation?
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The saaaad thing is after years of deciphering my coworker's handwriting I can totally translate that.Francine stared at that for a while and while she got the cookies part, she had a hard time figuring out what "de-arse" was. She did date an
IrishEnglish boy, though, so she took a wild guess and decided it meant "fix stuff."***Cookies for you then! Do you have a button marked Back?***
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I weep for you and your coworker. But mostly you.***Yawy i klo8ve co6okies ghave xour lady nm6ther bbake as manx as shde like7s i eat a l6t n6no buutton maqrkfd ba2ck just numbfrs amd the alpgabet and oo6one clr***
You could see her improving, save for when impatience and the lack of the ability to erase mistakes started to frustrate her.
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She double-checked that the dictate feature hadn't screwed anything up, since it occasionally acted strangely after her weekend as a cat and dumping a glass of water on it to shut it up. When she was happy with it, she hit send.
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***Mom says you get three tins. Don't argue or she'll just come back with me to feed them to you personally and no one wants that.***
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She didn't know why she was getting three tins. Maybe Francine's mom was a caterer and was just used to large batches!