They sit around and wonder what royal folk would do

[sovay]

For posterity and myself, I wish to note that this morning I thought very distinctly that I couldn't remember, physically, what it felt like to be happy, and after a stressful and exhausted start to the day I spent a lovely afternoon and evening with rushthatspeaks including a walk in late warm sunlight, a cat with a sovereign insistence on being petted, and the first bowl of poke I have eaten since last summer, and things overall are still stressful and exhausting, but it turns out I have not forgotten and it's rather nice.

Comments

[selkie]

*hugs* It was good to see this.

Also, poke bowl.

[thomasyan]

Yay! *\o/*

[dramaticirony]

Glad you had lovely afternoon, and hope Spring brings more!

[sartorias]

Huzzah!

[radiantfracture]

I am very glad.

[troisoiseaux]

it turns out I have not forgotten and it's rather nice

<3

[asakiyume]

I'm happy to hear it and hope that you experience happiness more and more.

[davidgillon]

Huzzah!

I've been noting for the past couple of days that it's reached the time of year where it's still fairly cold, but it's remarkably pleasant to be in direct sunlight.

[gwynnega]

I am glad to hear it! (Also, I haven't had a poke bowl in awhile and am making a mental note to remedy this.)

[labingi]

I'm glad you had a lovely reminder of feeling happy, and thanks for the Camelot shout-out.

[pameladean]

So glad you had that part of the day. P.

[oracne]

Hooray for being happy!

[umadoshi]

it turns out I have not forgotten and it's rather nice.

*^^* I'm glad to hear this!

[nineweaving]

So happy for your happiness!

Nine

[swan_tower]

You have just substantially increased the odds of me having poke salad for dinner tomorrow night.

(If only the prospects of a cat tomorrow night were as strong.)

Very glad for you to have a good moment. You need more of them.

Swords and arrows and dragons, O my!

[nodrog]

This might help you feel better.

https://ode-on-a-grecian-butt.tumblr.com/post/679475587111321600/the-history-of-the-usa-according-to-1861-japan