Jono Starsmore (
furnaceface) wrote in
fandomtownies2017-07-22 05:33 pm
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Groovy Tunes, Saturday
Jono was in a pretty secent mood, all things considered. He was human shaped this weekend, which helped with that somewhat. The stereo was cooperating with him, which was always a win. And Joni had tagged along with him on his way to work, settled cozily into one of the deep pockets of his long coat.
So, of course, he was playing Joni Mitchell music on the stereo while it was willing to play along, and he was following along on his guitar while Joni stalked his boot lace.
It was a nice, laid-back Saturday complete with bonus cat. He'd take it.
[OOC: Open! Jono needed to have a good day to go with my good day. I hope you have a good day too!]
So, of course, he was playing Joni Mitchell music on the stereo while it was willing to play along, and he was following along on his guitar while Joni stalked his boot lace.
It was a nice, laid-back Saturday complete with bonus cat. He'd take it.
[OOC: Open! Jono needed to have a good day to go with my good day. I hope you have a good day too!]

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Plus, well. He wanted to be a good guitar teacher, so that meant trying to track down the one person on the island he was reasonably sure had probably taught guitar before.
"Jono," he greeted coming in, rather relieved to see him, in fact. This trip would have been super awkward if one of the students were working today. "How you doing?"
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Joni was already forgetting about Jono's bootlace in favour of plodding over to sniff at Eliot's feet instead.
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"Lot better'n I was this time last week." When he was freaking out because his boyfriend had turned into an actual, antebellum slave, so . . . not hard! "Figured I'd stop in for some supplies."
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//Anything in particular in mind, mate?//
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//Your usual modern teenager music? Is that the sort that she likes, or are you mostly just guessing?//
He could probably work with that, anyway.
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It was a little sad, really.
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Which was kind of how he'd gotten into guitar playing in the first place.
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//Hey, that's not always a bad way to go about it,// he noted. //I think I have a few 'pop hits of the whatever decade' books sitting on the shelf. And if that doesn't suit her, there's always the internet.//
Look, he pretended to be a total Luddite, but Jono could mysteriously master Google when it came to getting his hands on more music.
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If Hardison ever heard him, he'd pass out and die of shock.
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//Walk into music shops, I believe.//
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I mean. It could.
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Because hey, that part was important, right?
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"Right. 'Swhat I meant. If I'm gonna be playing alla time, I'm gonna need spare parts."
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He probably wouldn't.
Maybe.
They already had a guitarist. And it wasn't actually Jono.
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He had no idea who the hell was in his band doing what anymore. For all of like thirty minutes, they'd had a clarinet player once, too. And a llama on triangle.
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Sure, it had been Queen covers, and it had really only been himself and Dante, but that counted.
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//Hair wraps?//
He didn't have nearly enough hair these days anyway.
Fortunately, his mullet days were long behind him. Damn those early 90s.
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Eliot knew how to do ALL the hair stuff. He rocked tiny braids and beads on a regular basis.
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Kathy could get Eliot to do basically anything, yes.
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