aimedforthemoon (
aimedforthemoon) wrote2008-12-11 09:25 am
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
(no subject)
This is starting to be a habit. Not that Esfir minds - your homes are where you can relax, talk openly, not have to pretend.
Which is why when she leads Cal in and points to her bed (presently looking more like a sofa, with how she's arranged the pillows), she turns and locks the door.
Habit.
Which is why when she leads Cal in and points to her bed (presently looking more like a sofa, with how she's arranged the pillows), she turns and locks the door.
Habit.
no subject
"You may be faster, if you can now use your legs. But I will still always be able to run you into the dirt."
no subject
Well. More or less. He doesn't feel like his heart's going to explode when he's done, which he counts as significant progress. It's amazing, how much difference a simple fixing of damage can do.
no subject
no subject
"More long distance," he says. "It's what I usually do." Unless it's too cold.
no subject
no subject
"If you're gonna surprise me, then no headstart," he tells her.
no subject
And she takes a bite of bread, serenely.
no subject
He looks at his sandwich, fiddles with it a bit, then says,
"I'm glad you made me start running."
It's not something he ever thought he'd say.
no subject
no subject
"It's something to do," he says. "I try to do it at the same time every day, and it - makes it easier to keep track of time passing here. Kinda gives shape to the day? And. I mean I was in really lousy shape before. I didn't even know how shitty I felt all the time until I felt better. I mean it was the nanogenes, but running helps keep it up. I run twice as far now because I can."
no subject
"You get it."
no subject
"Yeah," he says. "I guess I do."