Kirei "actual Disney prince" Kotomine (
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capeandcowllogs2013-12-21 06:03 pm
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The weary world rejoices
WHO: OPEN
WHERE: The Church
WHEN: From today and onto the New Year!
WARNINGS: Kirei.....
SUMMARY: Rejoice, Cityzens! The Church is hosting an event for the holiday season: accepting donations and offering dinner for all those in need during this harsh December! Donate yourself or take part in some free food. You don't have to worship to take part, but you may get a priest breathing down your neck about that.
FORMAT: Whatever you please!
Even in this day and age, certain tired methods of communication remain. A Church flyer is a old tradition and the City has had several passed by hand, or stapled onto walls. They are all advertising open invitations not just for worship but for food on behalf of the City's generous inhabitants -- regardless of beliefs or credo. On top of that, there is a certain tagline which appeals to the City's imPorts:
Be a Hero to one less fortunate than you this holiday season.
It's a sticky, blatant piece of baiting; hamfisted and obvious. Of course, no Church has ever really excelled at subtlety. Guilt is a powerful motivator, especially this time of year. That shows in the turn out: there is quite a few natives already participating, which leads to generous spread.
The Church is welcoming all without distinction -- however, you'll only get to taste wine if you're one of the faithful.
WHERE: The Church
WHEN: From today and onto the New Year!
WARNINGS: Kirei.....
SUMMARY: Rejoice, Cityzens! The Church is hosting an event for the holiday season: accepting donations and offering dinner for all those in need during this harsh December! Donate yourself or take part in some free food. You don't have to worship to take part, but you may get a priest breathing down your neck about that.
FORMAT: Whatever you please!
Even in this day and age, certain tired methods of communication remain. A Church flyer is a old tradition and the City has had several passed by hand, or stapled onto walls. They are all advertising open invitations not just for worship but for food on behalf of the City's generous inhabitants -- regardless of beliefs or credo. On top of that, there is a certain tagline which appeals to the City's imPorts:
Be a Hero to one less fortunate than you this holiday season.
It's a sticky, blatant piece of baiting; hamfisted and obvious. Of course, no Church has ever really excelled at subtlety. Guilt is a powerful motivator, especially this time of year. That shows in the turn out: there is quite a few natives already participating, which leads to generous spread.
The Church is welcoming all without distinction -- however, you'll only get to taste wine if you're one of the faithful.
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It is, but part of keeping that perspective is knowing how to reign them, to prevent them from leading to anything rash. Or having them expressed in any visible way.
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He nods his head. ]
It takes practice. If you can make it a habit to keep the feelings inside and not let others see them, sometimes you can even hide them from yourself and feel all the happier for it. [ AKA, "Denial and repression, would recommend," AKA Nelson you are being an irresponsible adult right now. ] Eventually you start to do it without even thinking about it.
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It never made me happy. Not even happier. It was only enough to pretend nothing else was there, and I suppose I couldn't quite cut it with that much.
[ she looks back up at him, trying to force a smile. ] I suppose more practice is precisely what I need.
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Uh... yes. It takes a while. I know when I was younger no matter what I believed, I couldn't convince myself things were good when every day was more challenging than the one before it. All I could convince myself of was that the harder I worked, the better things could be. [ A pause. ] You notice improvement more than way. But it's nothing worth getting hung up about during the holidays.
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[ she gives him a weak smile, not enough effort put into forcing it. ] But there are usually more things to distract from it this time of year.