Midday bread and radio watch
Kevin and Jenny sit at the kitchen table. The generator hums steady. Kevin has the shortwave set to Tom's frequency, waiting for the 0200 window. Jenny shapes dough in a wooden bowl, the flour from the supply boat crate. The barometer still reads 986 hPa, steady. Outside, the tide has turned and begun to push.
Kevin spent the morning investigating the dinghy's vibration by testing the engine at various throttle positions, while Jenny focused on drying the heirloom seeds and managing the damp-affected seedlings in the humid wet season air.
Bread's rising. Generator's steady. You want first slice?
Adjust the shortwave squelch, listening through the static for Tom's frequency at 0200
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Not yet. I need to finish the sea beet sketch first.
Kneads the dough with slow, rhythmic pressure, avoiding putting weight on her throbbing ankle.
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Take your time. Dough's patient.
Keep the radio tuned, one hand on the fine-tune knob, the other resting on the table near the bowl
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Everything is until it isn't.
Presses the pencil to the paper, detailing the intricate morphology of the sea beet's leaf margin.
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Radio's patient too. Mostly.
Turn the fine-tune knob a hair, chasing the edge of the 0200 window
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It's quiet.
Stops kneading for a moment to wipe flour from her palm, feeling the sharp pulse in her ankle.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.