The Deck; Sunday Afternoon [11/25].

[in_sidon_we_trust]

The weather that day was actually fairly nice, not really terribly cold at all, and, having pretty much resigned himself to the idea that winter was going to stick around for good, Sidon was going to take advantage of it. He felt like he kept saying that there weren't many more days like this left, only to be then offered another one, and he was certainly not going to complain.

He was also not going to do much while outside on the desk, but that was par for the course. He was mostly just going to enjoy it, enjoy the view, and do some thinking. He did, after all, have an awful lot to think about, but first and foremost in his mind, today at least, was how the semester would be ending soon. There's be a winter break before the next one, and it seemed like an awful long time since he'd planned a trip home with his friends. And he had quite a few new friends (and some old ones that hadn't been on the list last time) that should get a chance to see Hyrule, and get away from the cold weather.

...if it ever really showed up.

...he was perfectly fine if it didn't.

[[open deck is open!]]

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[always_someone]

"And... see, that's something I want to witness, too," Norman decided. "Cold weather or not. It sounds like a trip worth taking, you know?"

[in_sidon_we_trust]

"I'd like to think so!" Sidon agreed wholeheartedly. "But then again, I'm not sure I can exactly think of a trip that wouldn't be worth taking, especially if friends are involved."

[always_someone]

Norman leaned his head to the side, mulling that one over.

"I'm sure I could come up with something," he replied. "But I think that's mostly just my own bad experiences talking. Some things, I just wouldn't want to subject my friends to, you know?"

Like, he would absoulutely not take people to Blithe Hollow. They didn't need to eat at the Witchy Wiener. Nobody needed to meet Alvin. And the coolest residents of the whole town were ghosts that only he could see, anyway.