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revivalproject2019-12-07 03:50 pm
thrawnsaide) wrote in revivalproject2019-12-07 03:50 pm
Open Log
WHO: Eli Vanto and to anyone else
WHERE: Near the Greenhouse
WHAT: Eli is working to repair a building to turn it into a kitchen soup place.
WHEN: Current and after the kitchen has been opened
WARNINGS: None
Repairing the Building:
Since the initial response, Eli had been busy working on repairing a building to put together what was dubbed a kitchen soup place. He found the perfect building that would be sufficient for the task. He would live in the back of it and the front would be set up for pick up to pick up their meals or to eat. He could also use the second level for storage or a place to do other work in.
It wasn't a simple task repairing an old run down building. They didn't have a lot of the equipment needed to do the tasks properly. He also didn't have a lot of experience in this kind of work. He was determined to make it work and thankfully with some help they were able to get the place habitual.
The next task was working on stocking up everything they needed and storing it. He found ways to also record what was stored, being used, and information on the items. Eli realized that there will still be possible mistakes and room to fix things. He was glad to see at least everything moving in the direction it should.
Open for Business:
A few weeks later Eli had the place open and running. He had the placed stocked up with food. As he repaired the building he had also learned ways to help preserve the food and store it. When Eli wasn't busy prepping and cooking, he took time to interact with anyone that stopped in. He loved the idea of being able to get to know people this way. Food was always a good source to connect with people. He even made sure there was food for the various pets that people had with them. He didn't want to leave anyone behind. Overall, Eli was just happy to be helping people and to be keeping busy.
WildCard:
Pick your own starter point.
WHERE: Near the Greenhouse
WHAT: Eli is working to repair a building to turn it into a kitchen soup place.
WHEN: Current and after the kitchen has been opened
WARNINGS: None
Repairing the Building:
Since the initial response, Eli had been busy working on repairing a building to put together what was dubbed a kitchen soup place. He found the perfect building that would be sufficient for the task. He would live in the back of it and the front would be set up for pick up to pick up their meals or to eat. He could also use the second level for storage or a place to do other work in.
It wasn't a simple task repairing an old run down building. They didn't have a lot of the equipment needed to do the tasks properly. He also didn't have a lot of experience in this kind of work. He was determined to make it work and thankfully with some help they were able to get the place habitual.
The next task was working on stocking up everything they needed and storing it. He found ways to also record what was stored, being used, and information on the items. Eli realized that there will still be possible mistakes and room to fix things. He was glad to see at least everything moving in the direction it should.
Open for Business:
A few weeks later Eli had the place open and running. He had the placed stocked up with food. As he repaired the building he had also learned ways to help preserve the food and store it. When Eli wasn't busy prepping and cooking, he took time to interact with anyone that stopped in. He loved the idea of being able to get to know people this way. Food was always a good source to connect with people. He even made sure there was food for the various pets that people had with them. He didn't want to leave anyone behind. Overall, Eli was just happy to be helping people and to be keeping busy.
WildCard:
Pick your own starter point.
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At home he would have had the option to read in the privacy of his ship, of his home on Dromund Kaas, or even commandeering a private room just about anywhere in Imperial space. Here? Here he had to make do with pulling at his veil and glancing beneath it.
He wished he'd had his goggles with him, when he arrived. But he didn't.
"You write your quips down for future use?" He asked, first, unable to help the amusement in his tone of voice- quickly followed by a soft huff of laughter, "Funny."
It wasn't mocking. He was just amused.
"Your drawings though- is... Is that me?"
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He couldn't help but shrug at his own statement.
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"And you certainly got my size right."
Poking a bit of fun at himself, but being vertically challenged wasn't something he could deny. And it wasn't something he was ashamed of, either. After all, it was a part of himself he couldn't change, and being small certainly had its advantages.
"And I suppose I could see how that would get you in trouble..."
It was still sort of amusing that he wrote it down though.
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"I do need to get more paper though. I've been trying to use up every space possible. And recording what I can on our communicator. We didn't have this back at home. Usually flimsy was scarcely used and only for important things."
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The style was different than his own, certainly, but it wasn't like it was totally unrecognizable, "And I imagine it'll get better, with practice."
The way one got better with most things, through practice.
"And I assume you could ask the Agrii for it. I... Do not always feel comfortable, relying on them so much, but it isn't as though we have a choice. And they seem to be getting better with giving out what we need with practice. I suppose practice makes perfect for them too?"
Not that he didn't take his point. It was certainly an unusual medium, even for him.
"I do miss my datapad though. But we're lucky that we're given this," He said, with a small smile, followed by a slight laugh, "In my line of work I certainly deal with mediums much more cumbersome. Try doing anything when the medium you're working with is stone tablets. Why the ancient Sith were so intent on chiseling their knowledge down on slabs of rock I'll never understand. Perhaps scrolls weren't quite so easy to curse?"
He looked thoughtful as he pondered, "I suppose my point is that at least this can be adapted to. Imagine if we were to try to write and draw on slabs of cursed stone."