BlueEyedLady
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OOC: This is a closed thread for BlueEyedLady and Shimmerotica, please enjoy reading it.
IC: It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon and perfect for a walk in the park. I loved walking in the park. My work as a receptionist at a doctor's office keeps me indoors most of the weekday so I try to make the most of the weekend.
Walking down the path that wound around and through the park, sidestepping bikers and joggers, I made my way to my usual bench and pulled out the sack of breadcrumbs I brought to feed the birds.
I know, I know, it's what old ladies do in the park but, to tell the truth, it was a fond memory from my childhood. I was raised by my grandmother after my parents died and this is what we would do every Saturday. When Grams died I kept on doing it. It made me feel like I was still with her somehow.
As I strewed the crumbs to the birds that had gathered, I looked around the people in the park. There was a family having a picnic and children swinging and playing on the playground equiptment. A couple was walking and talking, head close together in that conspiritorial way lovers have.
And, across the way there was an artist sitting on another bench surrounded by his paint brushes, charcoal, pencils, sketch pads and other items that artists use.
I watched him greet those that passed, asking them to pose for him. Some shook their heads no, others nodded and readily accepted, standing there while his hand moved over the pad bringing what he saw to life.
When he was done, he would take the picture and show it to them. Some laughed, some shook their head notibly arguing with him about the portrait. I assumed they disagreed with his view of things, like hating a picture after it's taken. Some even handed him money and took the portraits away with them. I wondered, causually, if this was the way he made a living. Though he seemed well dressed enough not to have to make this his livlihood.
My attention waivered from him and out to the other people in the park, but always coming back to him again after awhile. Then, I saw him pack up his things and begin to leave. I was surprised to see that he was heading my way instead of away from me down the path and I found myself eager to see him up closer and get a better view of him. Though I couldn't say why.
OOC: Despcription: Name: Laurie Wright. Long brown, curly hair, blue eyes. 5' 6" tall.
IC: It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon and perfect for a walk in the park. I loved walking in the park. My work as a receptionist at a doctor's office keeps me indoors most of the weekday so I try to make the most of the weekend.
Walking down the path that wound around and through the park, sidestepping bikers and joggers, I made my way to my usual bench and pulled out the sack of breadcrumbs I brought to feed the birds.
I know, I know, it's what old ladies do in the park but, to tell the truth, it was a fond memory from my childhood. I was raised by my grandmother after my parents died and this is what we would do every Saturday. When Grams died I kept on doing it. It made me feel like I was still with her somehow.
As I strewed the crumbs to the birds that had gathered, I looked around the people in the park. There was a family having a picnic and children swinging and playing on the playground equiptment. A couple was walking and talking, head close together in that conspiritorial way lovers have.
And, across the way there was an artist sitting on another bench surrounded by his paint brushes, charcoal, pencils, sketch pads and other items that artists use.
I watched him greet those that passed, asking them to pose for him. Some shook their heads no, others nodded and readily accepted, standing there while his hand moved over the pad bringing what he saw to life.
When he was done, he would take the picture and show it to them. Some laughed, some shook their head notibly arguing with him about the portrait. I assumed they disagreed with his view of things, like hating a picture after it's taken. Some even handed him money and took the portraits away with them. I wondered, causually, if this was the way he made a living. Though he seemed well dressed enough not to have to make this his livlihood.
My attention waivered from him and out to the other people in the park, but always coming back to him again after awhile. Then, I saw him pack up his things and begin to leave. I was surprised to see that he was heading my way instead of away from me down the path and I found myself eager to see him up closer and get a better view of him. Though I couldn't say why.
OOC: Despcription: Name: Laurie Wright. Long brown, curly hair, blue eyes. 5' 6" tall.