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Fully tooting my own horn here: I'm generally great at the physical tasks involved in a service position. Making food and drinks? Sorting boxes? Cleaning up a stockroom? Fuckin love that shit. And I'm efficient as fuck.
Now to break that horn I just dun tooted: None of that matters because small talk with customers? Maintaining a positive, friendly, helpful demeanor while performing aforementioned physical tasks with efficiency? Awful. I suck so much. It's the worst.
Every day I have to juggle both sides of this and every day I have internal panic attacks and float out of my body for a bit.
This, unfortunately, means I kind of suck at customer service, but no one seems to notice because I'm efficient.
Dream world: I get to hang out in a back area where I'm not perceived by anyone and sort things and make stuff while listening to music, while the extroverted people who are great at talking to people but kinda bad at the physical tasks hang out in the front and deal with all the people and their problems.
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He’s spent the entirety of his life dedicated to the royal family, revoking his title and descending his entire life dedicated to the only heir to the throne. Murdock was the primary guard to the princess, escorting her wherever she wanted. It was what he was made to do, and he read out that oath to her. On one knee, surrounded by a handful of guards and of course her. “..and strength to remain her willing servant.”
Decorated in ceremonial armour, it gleams off the candlelight of the room. Murdock stays kneeling, his head bowed as he waits for her approval. Weighed down by the layers of armour across his back, pressing hard against the fresh tattoo promising his allegiance for the rest of his life.
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Merrick wasn't a stranger to being in the presence of knights. Great warriors who swore oaths to protect her family along with those who could not protect themselves. Having one kneeling before her, swearing to protect her specifically with his life if he had to was something else entirely.
It's in the oath he speaks so reverently; he is to serve her as she sees fit until she's the ruler of the land and even thereafter. Such devotion. Warmth flushes to her face for whatever reason, hopefully hidden by the light blush she is wearing already.
Another guard presents her with an ornate shortsword, a weapon that has been in her family for generations. As she was shown to do, she gently taps the knights right shoulder and then the left. "I accept your oath of service as my sworn protector, Sir Knight," she responds, her voice sweet and gentle. "You may rise."
Once the sword is carefully handed off, she clasps her gloved hands in front of herself. Rare and beautiful amethyst eyes watch Murdock closely with a faint smile. While a bow is out of the realm of what is normal for someone of her position, she does greet him with a nod of her head once he rises.
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“you’re being awfully quiet today… i’m not sure if i should be suspicious or worried.”
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Life, in some respects, moves slower in Port Townsend. It actually helps, more than Keiko would have ever expected it to. Especially on the worst days - ones when she feels near-consumed by everything that has changed in her absence; everything she'd lost in a heartbeat, everything she's still trying to find.
One of those respects is certainly in the work at Mick's. It's already been a slow few hours, slow enough that Mick had stepped out and left her alone to watch the shop, when Keiko finally hears a customer enter. Mid-restocking, she doesn't bother to actually look when she begins to recite the line well-rehearsed enough to overcome her aversion to dealing with strangers: "Tragic Mick's, let me know if I can help -"
When she finally turns around, her expression drops mid-greeting, carefully crafted neutrality souring into blatant annoyance. Of every damn person in this town, it has to be them? "- you." // @auras3ye + plotted starter!
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WHERE: Eagan and Mo's House
WHO: Eagan ( @endlessreruns)
Mo grunted as he set Eagan down on the couch, setting up a couple pillows under their bag leg. He'd never been more grateful for his job, considering he'd carried people at work all the time, it hadn't been much of difference to do the same for her. "Aight, you actually hungry? This stuff is suppose to go down better with food, sandwich is on the table but no chips. Knightley said you gotta eat at least something that's natural color, like carrots."
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Food for thought here. If you do not delint regularly around your bobbin area - about every two full bobbins worth of sewing, the lint travels into the sewing machine gears and electronics. Here is one such machine that was used for a couple years without a regular maintenance by a professional. And please, for the sake of your machine, never use canned air to get the lint out, it just drives it deeper into the main mechanics/electronics of the machine 🙂 I was never taught this so never had my machine cleaned in the 23 years I had it. It probably looked like this when I gave it away. I clean my new machine with a small hand-held vacuum and pipecleaners often and I take it in for service once a year.
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