03-10-2018, 04:47 AM
[align=center][div style="width:500px;font-family:arial;font-size:8pt;line-height:1;text-align:justify;font-family:verdana"]He’s been sick for the past week, under somewhat strict orders to stay in bed (although he’d felt so sick that he hadn’t even wanted to leave his bed) and unable to do much around the Lodge. He’s felt like shit for the past week, whining to Benjamin, refusing half the food his boyfriend offered him and unable to keep down the other half. Now, after a week of being ill and a few meals in which he scarfed down as much food as he could manage, he’s back up and running for the most part. And his first priority is the fence.
He drops the hammer into the snow, the last nail hammered in to hold the fence together. It’s not the most sturdy, but it will definitely hold up against the harsh wind and thick snow that sweeps the territory daily. It won’t provide all that much protection against potential attackers, but it will add another layer of difficulty to getting to the ski lodge. He isn’t sure what other uses the fence can haveâ€â€all he knows is that Win gave him the task of building the fence a couple months ago, and he hasn’t had the time or the motivation to finish it before. And now, at long last, he’s finished.
"Finally," he groans, wiping sweat from his brow with his forearm. The migraine that he’s had for the past week is beginning to show itself once again as an annoying headache that pounds at his temples like a jackhammer. Grunting, he rubs at his temple, fingers digging in as if he can claw the pulsing pain from his head. At least I’m done, he thinks, before dropping into a sitting position to slump against the fence he’s just erected.
[ this is baD but oh well ]
He drops the hammer into the snow, the last nail hammered in to hold the fence together. It’s not the most sturdy, but it will definitely hold up against the harsh wind and thick snow that sweeps the territory daily. It won’t provide all that much protection against potential attackers, but it will add another layer of difficulty to getting to the ski lodge. He isn’t sure what other uses the fence can haveâ€â€all he knows is that Win gave him the task of building the fence a couple months ago, and he hasn’t had the time or the motivation to finish it before. And now, at long last, he’s finished.
"Finally," he groans, wiping sweat from his brow with his forearm. The migraine that he’s had for the past week is beginning to show itself once again as an annoying headache that pounds at his temples like a jackhammer. Grunting, he rubs at his temple, fingers digging in as if he can claw the pulsing pain from his head. At least I’m done, he thinks, before dropping into a sitting position to slump against the fence he’s just erected.
[ this is baD but oh well ]