you can see it with the lights out. [sor]

Subject: you can see it with the lights out. [sor] Wed Mar 11, 2015 7:42 pm

you can see it with the lights out. [sor] Kkr2No1

Jameson Pindale
| Jameson had been giddy for days. Since the day Greta agreed to (in the future) become his wife, his excitement could not be contained. He felt like he was walking on a cloud or going on a roller coaster that only went up, something amazing like that. The pair had announced their engagement publicly about two weeks ago, and they had since then moved into a small cottage off the main road. At least they were working on moving in. Boxes were still piled up in the entry way, carrying dishes and blankets alike. James's mother had insisted on packing him extra things, which meant about a third of his family's possessions had been placed in boxes and moved to the new house. Necessary items had been taken out, but everything else was still stowed away.

James was going through a few of the containers now, items sprawled out in a circle around him as the warm sunlight beamed in through the windows. The current box he was working on contained many things from his childhood, including his baby blanket and a photo album. "Hey, babe, come over here, I want you to see this," he called over his shoulder, grinning at the small pictures of Valley and himself.

Subject: Re: you can see it with the lights out. [sor] Sun Mar 15, 2015 4:22 am

Greta was enjoying their little home that they have obtained. It wasn't the biggest house out there but really they didn't need a big home. It was just the two of them and was probably going to be that way for awhile. Greta was just focused on their wedding coming up first and having that to be excited for. Whenever that was to happen.

She was in another part of the house and she had been hanging up various different pictures on the walls. Some of his family and some of hers. Just portraits on the wall. She would look at the piles of boxes that still has stuff from Jameson's mother and she'd sigh but at the same time she was grateful for it. His mother was kinda like hers in a way. Greta had been without a mom for so long that she was happy to have a close bond with her. To also have gained a relationship with Valley gave her a sibling figure she had never had. Jameson gave her so much more than someone to just love her, he gave her a family that she lost out on.

Soon Greta heard him call her from another room and her eyes lit up and she bounced over to the room he was in and she came and sat beside him. He was holding a photo album and a big smile was plastered on her face. "Is this a collection of photos of you when you were young?!" She asked super excited and saw one of them and let out an awe, that was a bit dragged out. "Look at you, you were so cute!" She said with a little giggle and picked up his baby blanket. "This is soft." She said with a smile of fondness on her face.

(ooc: Too tired to colour and gif it xD it's 1:30 am pretty much.)

Subject: Re: you can see it with the lights out. [sor] Sun Mar 15, 2015 6:53 pm

Jameson Pindale
| Jameson hadn't enjoyed packing up his life and changing houses. If it had been under difference circumstances, he would've objected and complained a little. But moving in with Greta had been one of those life altering events - a positive one. The move taught him a great deal of patience was required, especially when lifting heavy boxes with fragile things in them. Thankfully the things that could be broken were tucked away in their forever homes and safe from James's clumsiness. Pictures were up too, giving the house a sense of warmth and belonging.

He turned to look at her once he heard her soft footsteps against the wooden flooring. "Yeah," Jameson replied, grinning as he passed her the collection of pictures. He watched her react, his grin never slimming. "Were? You mean I'm not anymore?" he teased, nudging her with his shoulder as he laughed. "I know, my mom made it." Jameson admired the uneven stitching along the hem of the blue blanket. "Hey, look at this one, that's Valley's cow - Stripes," he noted, pointing to a dirty picture of a young James and Valley. Valley was proudly petting the calf while Jameson stood by watching with a smile.

Subject: Re: you can see it with the lights out. [sor] Tue Apr 07, 2015 5:59 pm

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you can see it with the lights out. [sor] Tumblr_nikspqDLe11u8m71co2_250

Greta smiled as she got to see things from Jameson's childhood. It made her happy to see it. Greta had hardly anything from her childhood, considering for the most part it was only her and her father but there was some pictures of them. Greta didn't have anything mobile to move around with her but she still had her family's tree house that they lived in.

"You're plenty cute now." She said even know he had been joking and she kissed his cheek. "So I was thinking once we finally got things settled and unpacked completely we should make a supper and invite your family over. I think it'd be fun." She said and then she got up again and began to look for more boxes to unpack and put away. His mother had really been generous in helping them out. "What do you want to eat tonight?" She asked him, "We could always go out and get something to eat too." The brunette had still been hyped out about finally being able to live with Jameson. The house was a fresh start for her and she was no longer surrounded by all her memories and feelings, and she was able to completely move on and start her own life and her own family. Well the latter would happen quite a bit later in perspective.

Subject: Re: you can see it with the lights out. [sor] Thu Apr 09, 2015 11:16 pm

Jameson Pindale
| Jameson wished he could experience Greta's childhood too, and see a picture of her six year old self. But he couldn't, and he never asked to either. He respected a moral border between the two of them and didn't cross it, despite his curiosity. When she kissed his cheek, he held a goofy grin, scrunching his nose and smiling widely. "Oh, good, I was concerned," James commented with a chuckle. " 'Cause, y'know, you're gonna be stuck with me soon and I'm not getting any more attractive." He laughed at his own joke again.

His smile melted into a pout once Greta brought up unpacking. He didn't want to, but he knew it was for the best. "Awh, but - okay, yeah," Jameson agreed. He sprung up and began unpacking cookware, placing them in cupboards and in places. The man wasn't sure if he was putting them in the right place, but at least they were in a place. "I think as long as I don't make it, it'll be good." Jameson meant it too, he was kind of a crappy cook. He just wasn't patient enough to cook. He'd rather be in a constant motion. "I don't know if Valley can make it, though," he added. "She's with Peter right now." Peter was Valley's boyfriend, but they hadn't moved in together yet. They were a good pair, though. "Hey, love, where do we put the whisks?" he asked, raising the metal whisk and shaking it like a wand.

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