Tanned_babe
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Date: 31st August 2015
She was unsure of whether it was the door closing, the dog barking or just knowing her husband was home safe that awoke her. Reaching instinctively for her phone, she saw it was just after 4am; two hours until it was time to rise. Nonetheless, the Scottish summer meant that dawn was about to break, causing light to sneak through the edges of the blind.
Pulling on one of, Jon's nondescript t-shirts which she had discarded before falling asleep, the mother of two made her way down the stairs of their family home; a large Victorian villa in the Morningside area of Edinburgh. The hall way still sported the odd box, indicating they had not fully settled into the home. Entering the spacious kitchen, she gave her husband a drowsy smile. "How was your, shift?" She queried, propping herself up on the kitchen work surface. Her long legs barely covered by the oversized t-shirt. Despite having just turned 38 the woman was still in pretty good shape; perhaps not quite as toned as she once was but balancing a business, two young children and a husband who worked erratic hours kept her on her toes.
The couple exchanged a brief kiss before Jon went back to fixing himself a dinner. Or an array of food; she laughed to herself. She had given up on leaving him dinner in the fridge for the later a long time ago. In fact, it was one of the first things she noticed about him- his odd solo eating habits. Tonight it was a high protein yogurt and three slices of toast with almond butter.
Having heard about his shift; multiple drunken incidents, burn victim and a particularly nasty sounding car accident which brought in three victims. Megan winced, when he recalled his evening, not that she really gave it a second thought- being with a trauma head for over 10 years meant she had become somewhat immune to her husbands work. "I'll see you tomorrow lunch time." She yawned, caressing his lightly stumbled chiseled face.
OOC: to any reader that may be interested, this thread jumps to and from key milestones in, Megan and Jon's relationship. It's very much a new style of writing for both writers, so bare with us, and constructive criticism is very welcome.
Date: 28th November 2003
Her feet, clad in a pair of Brooks Adrenaline trainers, were striking the cushioned surface of the treadmill at a pace that pushed, Megan to her absolute limit. One kilometre of this and then a two minute jog. Over and over and over. The young woman didn't had a firm target in mind, one which she was exactly 3 kilometres away from meeting. Music was blasting through her headphones, but 12km in to such a tough work out she hardly noticed. Megan hardly noticed anything, she was completely in the zone, oblivious to her battering the exercise machine was taking, the sweat causing her toned arms to glisten and her 2002 Edinburgh Marathon t shirt to dampen quite dramatically.
Running was when, Megan could forget the stress of the day; she was currently at the bottom rung of the architectural firm she had recently joined, whilst attempting to complete her last year of University in the Scottish capital. To be fair, she was doing far more than scraping by. Megan loved her job, and it showed; bagging several prestigious internships in her early 20's whilst sailing through further education. She now was doing exactly what she had set out to do; get true responsibility early on in a small firm.
"Thank God." She muttered to herself as the treadmill indicated the brunette had hot 15km, and in an hour in ten minutes. Once the nausea was passed she'd be pleased with herself. Slowing to a steady job, she look a long drink of water, wiping her face with the back of her hand after doing so. The time on the corner of one of the bulky TVs dotted around the Nuffield gym read 19.45. Megan enjoyed the routine, get up at 6am, in work for seven. Home by 6.30pm, go for a run or to the gym, eat some food and go to sleep. Obviously she socialised, once or twice a week, but nonetheless, at least she loved her job!
The treadmill beeped to a halt and, Megan, rather stiffly, stepped down and made her way over the the soft matted area to stretch off. Following 15 minutes of several compromising poses, the young woman was feeling fully human again and finishing off in a downward-facing-dog pose when she heard a familiar voice, "Flexible. I like it."
"Observant as always, Dave." She retorted flatly, without looking up from the pose. "Why are you over here and not watching yourself lift weights in the mirror?" She smiled, standing up to her full 5'8 and noticing, Dave's admittedly handsome friend.
"Form is the most important factor in weight training, young Megan." In truth Dave and Megan were around ages with each other and had a couple of failed dates. It hadn't gone very well, he was a cocky prick, to put it politely. But when you have a similar routine, then you just have to make the best of an awkward situation. "Sorry, my manners. This is, Jon, he's over from The States; improving health care relations across the pond and all that. Jon, this is, Megan."
Megan shook the American's outstretched hand. "Nice to meet you. How are you finding Scotland? I bet it's a bit colder than back home?"
"Why do we do that?!" Dave interrupted, "Always a comment about the weather. It's such a Scottish thing to do. AND," he added "it's always negative, like it's snowing outside! Snow's great." Megan looked at the young man with a mix of bemusement and frustration.
"Well... It was nice to meet you, Jon. I hope you settle in OK." She smiled a perfect smile, one that was really meant. Before turning to her acquaintance, "Dave, pleasure as always."
Once she was out of ear shot, Dave turned to his new friend and in an effort to impress said, "Don't let the frosty exterior fool you; had her screaming last week."
The arrogant med student was right about something, it was snowing. November in Scotland was never great, freezing temperatures with either sleet, snow or rain falling from the heavens most of the time. Throwing her workout gear in her Dad's old leather sports bag, Megan wrapped herself in a scarf and thick duffle coat; her latest thrifted find. Swiping her card on the gate at the exit she started on the 20 minute walk home, but not before stopping at the Sainsbury's on the corner to pick up something for dinner.
She was unsure of whether it was the door closing, the dog barking or just knowing her husband was home safe that awoke her. Reaching instinctively for her phone, she saw it was just after 4am; two hours until it was time to rise. Nonetheless, the Scottish summer meant that dawn was about to break, causing light to sneak through the edges of the blind.
Pulling on one of, Jon's nondescript t-shirts which she had discarded before falling asleep, the mother of two made her way down the stairs of their family home; a large Victorian villa in the Morningside area of Edinburgh. The hall way still sported the odd box, indicating they had not fully settled into the home. Entering the spacious kitchen, she gave her husband a drowsy smile. "How was your, shift?" She queried, propping herself up on the kitchen work surface. Her long legs barely covered by the oversized t-shirt. Despite having just turned 38 the woman was still in pretty good shape; perhaps not quite as toned as she once was but balancing a business, two young children and a husband who worked erratic hours kept her on her toes.
The couple exchanged a brief kiss before Jon went back to fixing himself a dinner. Or an array of food; she laughed to herself. She had given up on leaving him dinner in the fridge for the later a long time ago. In fact, it was one of the first things she noticed about him- his odd solo eating habits. Tonight it was a high protein yogurt and three slices of toast with almond butter.
Having heard about his shift; multiple drunken incidents, burn victim and a particularly nasty sounding car accident which brought in three victims. Megan winced, when he recalled his evening, not that she really gave it a second thought- being with a trauma head for over 10 years meant she had become somewhat immune to her husbands work. "I'll see you tomorrow lunch time." She yawned, caressing his lightly stumbled chiseled face.
OOC: to any reader that may be interested, this thread jumps to and from key milestones in, Megan and Jon's relationship. It's very much a new style of writing for both writers, so bare with us, and constructive criticism is very welcome.
Date: 28th November 2003
Her feet, clad in a pair of Brooks Adrenaline trainers, were striking the cushioned surface of the treadmill at a pace that pushed, Megan to her absolute limit. One kilometre of this and then a two minute jog. Over and over and over. The young woman didn't had a firm target in mind, one which she was exactly 3 kilometres away from meeting. Music was blasting through her headphones, but 12km in to such a tough work out she hardly noticed. Megan hardly noticed anything, she was completely in the zone, oblivious to her battering the exercise machine was taking, the sweat causing her toned arms to glisten and her 2002 Edinburgh Marathon t shirt to dampen quite dramatically.
Running was when, Megan could forget the stress of the day; she was currently at the bottom rung of the architectural firm she had recently joined, whilst attempting to complete her last year of University in the Scottish capital. To be fair, she was doing far more than scraping by. Megan loved her job, and it showed; bagging several prestigious internships in her early 20's whilst sailing through further education. She now was doing exactly what she had set out to do; get true responsibility early on in a small firm.
"Thank God." She muttered to herself as the treadmill indicated the brunette had hot 15km, and in an hour in ten minutes. Once the nausea was passed she'd be pleased with herself. Slowing to a steady job, she look a long drink of water, wiping her face with the back of her hand after doing so. The time on the corner of one of the bulky TVs dotted around the Nuffield gym read 19.45. Megan enjoyed the routine, get up at 6am, in work for seven. Home by 6.30pm, go for a run or to the gym, eat some food and go to sleep. Obviously she socialised, once or twice a week, but nonetheless, at least she loved her job!
The treadmill beeped to a halt and, Megan, rather stiffly, stepped down and made her way over the the soft matted area to stretch off. Following 15 minutes of several compromising poses, the young woman was feeling fully human again and finishing off in a downward-facing-dog pose when she heard a familiar voice, "Flexible. I like it."
"Observant as always, Dave." She retorted flatly, without looking up from the pose. "Why are you over here and not watching yourself lift weights in the mirror?" She smiled, standing up to her full 5'8 and noticing, Dave's admittedly handsome friend.
"Form is the most important factor in weight training, young Megan." In truth Dave and Megan were around ages with each other and had a couple of failed dates. It hadn't gone very well, he was a cocky prick, to put it politely. But when you have a similar routine, then you just have to make the best of an awkward situation. "Sorry, my manners. This is, Jon, he's over from The States; improving health care relations across the pond and all that. Jon, this is, Megan."
Megan shook the American's outstretched hand. "Nice to meet you. How are you finding Scotland? I bet it's a bit colder than back home?"
"Why do we do that?!" Dave interrupted, "Always a comment about the weather. It's such a Scottish thing to do. AND," he added "it's always negative, like it's snowing outside! Snow's great." Megan looked at the young man with a mix of bemusement and frustration.
"Well... It was nice to meet you, Jon. I hope you settle in OK." She smiled a perfect smile, one that was really meant. Before turning to her acquaintance, "Dave, pleasure as always."
Once she was out of ear shot, Dave turned to his new friend and in an effort to impress said, "Don't let the frosty exterior fool you; had her screaming last week."
The arrogant med student was right about something, it was snowing. November in Scotland was never great, freezing temperatures with either sleet, snow or rain falling from the heavens most of the time. Throwing her workout gear in her Dad's old leather sports bag, Megan wrapped herself in a scarf and thick duffle coat; her latest thrifted find. Swiping her card on the gate at the exit she started on the 20 minute walk home, but not before stopping at the Sainsbury's on the corner to pick up something for dinner.