Jono Starsmore (
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fandomtownies2010-10-26 08:48 am
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Groovy Tunes, Tuesday
Jono had a kitten.
Jono wasn't entirely certain what in the world to do with this kitten, but he hadn't managed to accidentally light her on fire or anything yet, and so, bolstered by this wave of good luck, he'd decided to bring her to work with him today.
It had been a bit of a challenge to get little Joni to work along with his guitar and his amp and the supplies that she'd need to last the day outside of his room, but he'd managed, and now Joni was curled up atop his amp, purring merrily while Jono played some Both Sides Now in her honour.
She was enjoying the warmth that the amp gave off, and Jono knew that full well. But that wasn't going to stop him from seranading the kitty.
Shut up.
[They paved the OCD and put up a parking lot! I'll be gone for a small chunk of the day, but I'll be back to grab pings when I get home from class!]
Jono wasn't entirely certain what in the world to do with this kitten, but he hadn't managed to accidentally light her on fire or anything yet, and so, bolstered by this wave of good luck, he'd decided to bring her to work with him today.
It had been a bit of a challenge to get little Joni to work along with his guitar and his amp and the supplies that she'd need to last the day outside of his room, but he'd managed, and now Joni was curled up atop his amp, purring merrily while Jono played some Both Sides Now in her honour.
She was enjoying the warmth that the amp gave off, and Jono knew that full well. But that wasn't going to stop him from seranading the kitty.
Shut up.
[They paved the OCD and put up a parking lot! I'll be gone for a small chunk of the day, but I'll be back to grab pings when I get home from class!]

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She spotted the kitten almost immediately.
"You have a new friend!"
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He was pussy-whipped in the most family-friendly possible interpretation of the term.
//Her name's Joni.//
And Joni was currently purring up a storm from atop Jonothon's amp. So warm! So rumbly!
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//She thinks the amplifier is warm,// Jonothon explained. //I suppose it's like the October equivalent of a ray of sunshine. She'd probably be just as happy if I just plugged it in and played nothing at all.//
But that wouldn't be half as much fun.
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But there was a kitten in clear need of petting that demanded her attention only shift briefly. "Listen to him," she told the kitten. "Always so modest."
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//It isn't modesty,// Jono replied, rolling his eyes right back. //She would've spent last night on my amp as well, if she hadn't decided that my chest would be so much more comfortable. She likes warm things.//
Now all at once everyone, picture Jono with a kitty curled up on him, trying not to move to disturb her while at the same time freaking out a little because all that separated the kitten from fire was a bit of leather.
Awww.
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"Just because she likes things warm," Ariel reasoned, "doesn't mean she doesn't like good music as well." And then right back to the kitten, because, really, they could have a whole conversation comprised of Ariel babbling and mews. "Isn't that right, Joni? The warmth is just an added bonus, isn't it?"
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Jono melted a little. Again.
//Okay, then my kitten's got good taste,// Jono replied. //I suppose it's only fitting, considering her namesake. And any cat who can't appreciate th'classics probably isn't in th'proper hands.//
Mew!
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It was probably worth noting, also, that her guitar style was iconic as well. No wonder Jono paid her homage in kitten form, really.
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"That's okay!" she said. "I like classic, too, as long as I don't have to sing it for hours."
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Aha! This was a good one. Prize firmly in hand (and odds high that Jonothon was going to just take this album home with him along with the kitten, the litterbox, the cat food, the guitar, and the amp), he made his way back to the stereo to plug the CD in, clicking through the songs.
Off Night Backstreet was an excellent song to introduce anybody to Joni with, he figured.
Joni of the not-Mitchell persusasion seemed to agree, pricking her ears and squeak-meowing again as the song started. Of course, this could also have been a reaction to the sudden halt of petting in favour of clapping.
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She had to grin a little more as she agreed, "Yeah, not exactly what I think when I think classic, but I like it."
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Which meant she was slipping into the... music store.
And spotting the kitten.
Rosalind arched an eyebrow at it and waited for Jono to finish playing.
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//Believe it or not,// he shared, raising an eyebrow as the song came to an end, //I'm hard at work right now.//
Riiight, Jono.
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A beat.
//Did you want anything?//
It was just weird that she was here on a Tuesday! It wasn't the library, here!
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"Am I not allowed to simply be here?"
Yes, Jono. She came to visit you.
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//You are,// he replied, setting his guitar down and reaching to flick off his amp, which earned a squeaky mewl of protest from the little black and white beast that was curled up atop it. //I'll even find it in my heart to forgive you for all of th'dunkings I recieved on Friday.//
He'd have to locate a heart first, but he'd figure something out.
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Compared to Jacob, oh yes.
Rosalind eyed the kitten. "Who is that, Jono? Your roommate?"
... It was a relatively fair assumption to make, why yes.
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A squeaky one.
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"... Joni."
That was, well, either someone had picked an unfortunate cat-sitter or Jono had more ego than she'd guessed with a name like that.
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Jono was going to have to find a way to rig up a collar that played Big Yellow Taxi whenever people sounded incredulous about the name, at this rate.
//She's named after a musician,// he noted, dryly.
While Joni started licking at Rosalind's shoe. Hello, shoe!
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Because he was a musician as well, no?
Rosalind eyed the kitten--and her shoe--and then shifted her foot just enough to nudge at the kitten's paws gently.
... She was not playing with it. Really. Shut up.
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And you better believe that he was watching your toe like a hawk, Rosalind. It wasn't that he didn't trust you. It was more that he was the most paranoid kitten owner in human history. He'd been terrified about kittens on fire since Sunday, now.
Joni, of course, had no such fears. It moved! Time to stick her little bum in the air, wriggle it about for a moment, and then pounce! She was a fierce huntress!
... One with absolutely no sense of coordination!
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