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[Natasha is in an odd mood, which is why she's posting to the network. She's in a nicely appointed office with a glass of white wine the desk— in her house, not where she works, for the few people that could tell the difference.]

So.

A few weeks back I had a houseguest who didn't know how to knock.

It was all very boring, so I'll cut to the meat of it: now my foyer is a mess and I've just spent a terrible amount of money on getting all the glass back in the window just so.

But when you tear something down you can build it back up again. Not how it was, but exactly how you like. I've always loved to redecorate.

Neons with neutrals would be very on trend. But there's something dreadfully impersonal about being in fashion. How would you do it— classic or modern?

Comments

Voice

[latrodectus]

Very few things worth doing are.

Voice

[slapping]

Usually I'm the one telling people things like that. It's strange to be the one hearing it.

Voice

[latrodectus]

Do you surround yourself with lazy people?

Voice

[slapping]

Not so much lazy as just having very different priorities.

Voice

[latrodectus]

I know the feeling.

Voice

[slapping]

Seems a sadly common thing.

Voice

[latrodectus]

It would probably be sadder if everyone had the same priorities.

But yes. It can get exhausting.

Re: Voice

[slapping]

You're right. I don't think I'd really know what to do with myself if I didn't have to nag them about it.

Voice

[latrodectus]

Maybe you'd have to nag yourself.

Voice

[slapping]

[Laughs] I don't I could stand myself if I did.