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LOG: Sunny Sky Lunches
Who: Florida (Native), OPEN
What: Florida has a little picnic for him and his friends
Where: Reid Gulch Park
When: Saturday, 3/12
Warnings:
The days when he doesn't have work or information to collect are so rare. Florida would have thought that taking less kill jobs would mean more time for himself, but between watching out for Tex's family, trying to be there for his girl, and everything going on with the team lately, getting out and about has been hard. So today, on his afternoon off, he decides there is only one right thing to do: enjoy the time.
He packs up a large picnic lunch, sends out messages to his teammates, Sigma, and dear little Wash from another world, and heads out to the park. With him he takes all sorts of foods, games like ring toss, a few toys for Rex, and a book for himself in case no one decides to show up. And once he arrives at the park he finds a nice sunny spot to lay out his gear, updating the messages with a gps marker in case people decide to join him.
That done he takes out Rex's frisbee and gives it a toss to watch the now full grown dog frolick off for his toy.
Today is going to be a good day, with or without company.
What: Florida has a little picnic for him and his friends
Where: Reid Gulch Park
When: Saturday, 3/12
Warnings:
The days when he doesn't have work or information to collect are so rare. Florida would have thought that taking less kill jobs would mean more time for himself, but between watching out for Tex's family, trying to be there for his girl, and everything going on with the team lately, getting out and about has been hard. So today, on his afternoon off, he decides there is only one right thing to do: enjoy the time.
He packs up a large picnic lunch, sends out messages to his teammates, Sigma, and dear little Wash from another world, and heads out to the park. With him he takes all sorts of foods, games like ring toss, a few toys for Rex, and a book for himself in case no one decides to show up. And once he arrives at the park he finds a nice sunny spot to lay out his gear, updating the messages with a gps marker in case people decide to join him.
That done he takes out Rex's frisbee and gives it a toss to watch the now full grown dog frolick off for his toy.
Today is going to be a good day, with or without company.
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So, he arrives at the park. Florida has kept the location updated, but Maine sees the dog long before he gets there: Rex is in pursuit of a brightly colored plastic disk, ears perked in his excitement.
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"You've got a longer arm than I have. Give it a good throw, okay?"
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Maine can't help but smile. He thinks he knows how to throw these things, so he winds back and sends it spinning through the air.
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"That's why I love him over a cat," Florida smiles. "He's always happy to see you and to play."
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"So much energy." He didn't realize Rex could move so quickly. The pup doesn't sit still, either: he's always in motion, always excited. He catches the frisbee and sprints back without breaking stride.
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The dog leaps in the air to catch his frisbee and then starts to trot back.
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"Could still try." It'll take awhile, getting the animals acquainted to each other's smells first. It would be worth it, though.
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my bro used to to this to his puppy and it would never let go
it's always impressive.
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"Good day," Florida smiles. "I figured you could use food."
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"Thanks," he says. "I appreciate it." He has a nice setup, living with York and going home to the family for dinner, but it's nice to have a really good cook making the food.
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"Gladly. I'd have invited your family, but Maine's coming and I don't want to inflict an ex upon him. Omega and the twins are doing the market thing. Delta is apparently out of town and Epsilon is working, so it's just you and me and whoever else shows up."
With a sharp whistle the dog shakes off all the kids and runs over to Florida and Sigma. And instead of greeting the newcomer, Rex immediately clambers into Florida's lap and starts licking his face.
"Oh come on Rex," Florida laughs as he tries to keep his face away while petting the mutt. "Behave or your uncle Sigma is going to think his sister didn't train you well."
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"It's a good day for it. We finally have some sun."
He eyes the dog warily. Surely Rex has to be well-trained, if Tex had anything to say about it, but Sigma is awfully protective of his food. Still, he reaches out with curiosity to touch that furry flank.
"Hi, Rex."
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"Down boy," Florida laughs. "Down."
And like that the dog is off him, curling up at Florida's side, tail going fast.
"Don't worry about your food. Tex taught him not to go after it. Besides, I cook special stuff just for him."
HE reaches for a white tupperware and pulls a biscuit out for the puppy. "Specific to give him sharp eyes and a glossy coat. Oh, and good muscles."
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"You cook for him?" he asks. "How does his diet differ from ours?"
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So he had to work with the vet to come up with a good diet. "For instance, cooked meat isn't very good for dogs."
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He shows up at the park, giving himself enough time to observe for a few moments before he approaches. He hadn't expected other people to be there. The dog rushes up to him as soon as he gets close though, barking happily.
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At least, he's friendly when he's not being ordered to attack. "You want a toy for him?"
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"Sure. Why not? He's a good dog."
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