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paradisa2012-09-30 07:36 pm
whathedoves) wrote in paradisa2012-09-30 07:36 pm
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❥ 8 [dictated]
Salutations, mes amis!
Our last conversation was short, wasn't it? Hopefully today I will have more time to talk, and therefore more time for us all to converse at a leisurely pace. What a treat for us all!
If I may speak just for a moment with my fellow non-primate residents: Do you think you'd like to share more about yourselves with the rest of the castle?
And, so you humans aren't left out (I'd hate for anyone to be nursing some jealousy): Are you interested in learning about your fellow castlemates? Those of us who might have exotic experiences unique from yours?
I've been nursing a bit of an interest in the social politics of my home for a while - when I take a break from my busy personal life, that is. It can't be all business, all the time - there are too many flings to be had, too many opportunities to seize! Just because I was an early bloomer doesn't mean I won't milk my life for all the sensual bliss it's worth.
There are some organizations interested in harmony between primates and avians where I am from, and being invested in ad meliora myself, I thought there couldn't be any shame in adaptating such goals here in Paradisa as well.
It is a little different than all that mess! A lot different, in fact. [He laughs.] So many of us are already friends, I hope, that this would be less a measure of peacekeeping and more for mingling purposes. Cocktails and questions? Perhaps there'd be room for something more fruitful to bloom between some of our residents if we're all talking openly about ourselves and our flattering eccentricities.
Big or small, if somebirdie learns something or feels a bit more at home, I believe in my deepest of souls that this would be worth it! I'm sure there are even some things even I don't know about humans.
And having some sort of cultural informational exchange ... it might save us that embarrassing conversation faux pas, wouldn't it? Nobody likes sticking one's foot in their beak. I've been there! It's hard to keep cool when you're rosy with embarrassment.
I'm way more a shaker, not a mover, so I doubt I have the span of attention necessary to run anything like this with my hands alone. Maybe I'm full of hot-air with this birdbrained revelation. I'd like to say it came to me in a dream - 'I dreamed a dream of cultural inclusion!' - but really I've been thinking about this for a while.
Don't be shy! I'd love to hear the sweet sounds of your feedback all.
Barring all that - I'm a physical man, myself! - we could just take it here to the journals.
Adieu!
Our last conversation was short, wasn't it? Hopefully today I will have more time to talk, and therefore more time for us all to converse at a leisurely pace. What a treat for us all!
If I may speak just for a moment with my fellow non-primate residents: Do you think you'd like to share more about yourselves with the rest of the castle?
And, so you humans aren't left out (I'd hate for anyone to be nursing some jealousy): Are you interested in learning about your fellow castlemates? Those of us who might have exotic experiences unique from yours?
I've been nursing a bit of an interest in the social politics of my home for a while - when I take a break from my busy personal life, that is. It can't be all business, all the time - there are too many flings to be had, too many opportunities to seize! Just because I was an early bloomer doesn't mean I won't milk my life for all the sensual bliss it's worth.
There are some organizations interested in harmony between primates and avians where I am from, and being invested in ad meliora myself, I thought there couldn't be any shame in adaptating such goals here in Paradisa as well.
It is a little different than all that mess! A lot different, in fact. [He laughs.] So many of us are already friends, I hope, that this would be less a measure of peacekeeping and more for mingling purposes. Cocktails and questions? Perhaps there'd be room for something more fruitful to bloom between some of our residents if we're all talking openly about ourselves and our flattering eccentricities.
Big or small, if somebirdie learns something or feels a bit more at home, I believe in my deepest of souls that this would be worth it! I'm sure there are even some things even I don't know about humans.
And having some sort of cultural informational exchange ... it might save us that embarrassing conversation faux pas, wouldn't it? Nobody likes sticking one's foot in their beak. I've been there! It's hard to keep cool when you're rosy with embarrassment.
I'm way more a shaker, not a mover, so I doubt I have the span of attention necessary to run anything like this with my hands alone. Maybe I'm full of hot-air with this birdbrained revelation. I'd like to say it came to me in a dream - 'I dreamed a dream of cultural inclusion!' - but really I've been thinking about this for a while.
Don't be shy! I'd love to hear the sweet sounds of your feedback all.
Barring all that - I'm a physical man, myself! - we could just take it here to the journals.
Adieu!