Morning Rain and Salt
Kevin and Jenny stand under the shade cloth as the warm rain patters against the tomato rows. Kevin checks the tension on the garden wall while Jenny sorts the de-salted sea beet leaves on the kitchen table.
The morning rain continues in warm, intermittent bursts, soaking the garden and making the air heavy. The tide is high, lapping against the newly reinforced dock pilings, while the barometer shows a slow rise in pressure, suggesting the worst might be moving out despite the wetness.
Wall's solid. Two courses, proper lime mortar. She'll hold.
lean against the garden wall, arms crossed, watching the tomato rows
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Good. I need to finish the sea beet before it's too late.
Jenny picks up a sharp knife and begins to trim the wilted edges off the sea beet leaves.
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Keep the blade flat. Less waste that way.
step closer to the kitchen window, lean on the sill to watch her hands without crowding her
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I'm aware, Kevin.
Jenny stops cutting for a second, feeling the heat throbbing in her ankle, then resumes the work with forced precision.
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You've been at it twenty minutes. Let me take over. Your ankle's talking.
hold out my hand for the knife, palm up, waiting for her to release it
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I'm almost done with the de-salting.
Jenny tightens her grip on the knife, her knuckles white, as she stares down at the sea beet leaves.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.