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fandomtownies2015-08-09 02:32 pm
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The Beach, Sunday (All Day)
So, yesterday had been Hardison's birthday but as the crew had, umm, lost track of the date over the past week, they'd only realized that Hardison was twenty-eight today. Making the impressive decision to actually leave the house today, they'd all trooped down to the beach to have a small cookout. Well, as 'small' a cookout as Eliot could be reasonably be expected to manage, which involved fancy seasoned burgers, marinated mushroom caps, various salads and sides, and a bunch of other things that fit into the coolers they hauled down with Hardison cheerfully bitching the entire way.
They spread out blankets and towels, let Eliot fire up the grill, and settled back to enjoy the day.
...Well, enjoy it as much as possible without wifi.
"I'mma have to retask a satellite--again--if I wanna watch anythin' on my phone, y'all," Hardison noted. "Did we bring Ziplock bags? Otherwise I'mma get sand in all my electronics an' ain't nobody wants that."
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They spread out blankets and towels, let Eliot fire up the grill, and settled back to enjoy the day.
...Well, enjoy it as much as possible without wifi.
"I'mma have to retask a satellite--again--if I wanna watch anythin' on my phone, y'all," Hardison noted. "Did we bring Ziplock bags? Otherwise I'mma get sand in all my electronics an' ain't nobody wants that."
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Really, you'd think he wouldn't even bother, anymore.
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And as for meditation, yeah, Hardison wasn't really great at that. His brain was too fast and too loud for all that.
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Hardison was a certified genius.
"...But definitely finish my hamburger first, a'ight? I'm starvin'."
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He was pretty sure the answer to that was 'no'. Which, well. More fried squashblossom for him.
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Hardison, live a little, birthday boy.
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Honestly Eliot was just glad nothing had risen from the dead or fallen from the sky or tried to kill them this weekend, so they could properly celebrate it.
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Except maybe brussel sprouts. No one could do anything about those.
She ticked the sole of his foot, while she was at it.
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It was a futile effort, he knew, but he was going to try anyway.
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"Did you request deep-fried gummy bears?" Because if he had, Eliot would... not make them, but probably come up with something just as good.
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"...I ain't, but now I'm gonna," Hardison said, cackling. "Just to see Eliot's reaction to that."
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"Meeeean." She gave him a sweet smile. "I'll eat whatever you don't like."
She was a giving girlfriend that way. "Especially if you help me build a sand-castle."
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"A'ight, a'ight, a'ight, I'll try a squash floret if it'll make you happy," Hardison sighed, because he really did want to try them but had needed a good excuse. "An' we'll build a sandcastle. Do you have a bucket? Or are we just gonna mound up some sand."
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