The Calm Before the Storm
Kevin and Jenny wait inside the cottage as the first gusts of wind pick up from the north, smelling of rain.
Kevin checks the cottage window latches as the heavy air suggests a change in weather. Jenny limps to the table, wincing as she shifts her weight while watching the steadily falling barometer reading.
Check the window latches, Kevin. The south one is rattling again.
Limps to check the latch on the kitchen window, wincing as the weight shifts on her ankle.
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Coming.
Walk to kitchen window, check south latch mechanism, find it loose. Tighten hinge pin with screwdriver, test window operation. Note to self: need new weatherstripping.
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Make sure it's tight. The humidity will get into the herbarium.
Sit back down at the table, rubbing the throbbing in her ankle while opening the notebook to the sea beet sketches.
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Tight now. Pin seated.
Give window a final push to seat it fully in the frame, test latch again. Return to porch table, sit with own mug, watch barometer.
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I need to check the seed trays before the rain starts for real.
Stands up slowly, leaning heavily on the table for support as she limps toward the porch.
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I'll go. You stay.
Stand, set mug down, step out onto porch toward garden path.
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Don't let the wind catch the tarp, it's not staked down enough.
Groans and grips the edge of the table, watching him go through the screen.
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It's staked.
Walk down garden path to seed trays, crouch to check damping-off spread on pepper and lettuce cells, note which need burning.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.