Sohalia
With Tal working on the roof and Jude working on the paint downstairs, Soh hurried upstairs to paint her living quarters. It was a small apartment, with a kitchen and living space combined in one room and a single bedroom adjacent. She made good time with the painting, and by the time she'd finished and returned downstairs to help Jude, she realized that he was nearly done, too. The roof was fixed, and she gathered the boys back in the downstairs. "You're lifesavers," she said with relief. "This would have taken me ages on my own."
It was at that moment that a knock on the door captured Soh's attention, and she turned to find that her new furniture was being delivered. She turned back to her friends. "Do you have time to do a little more? While I get this furniture sorted, it would be absolutely amazing if one of you could clean the windows -" And she gestured at the large windows at the front of the shop. "And I have a sign over there that I was going to paint and hang outside." Indeed, there was a sign in the corner. It was wood, and cut to read 'Lumaris Arts & Cartography.' A bucket of white paint sat next to it.
"If you have to go, I understand!" she added as she turned back to the front door, where the furniture delivery man waited patiently. Leaving Tal and Jude to sort it out between them, Soh began directing the delivery men with her furniture. A bed, dresser, and side table went upstairs, along with a sofa. The men were kind enough to move the table that Tal had saved for her upstairs, completing her sparsely decorated apartment. Downstairs, a few chairs and a sofa were brought in and arranged to Soh's specifications, along with a number of easels for her artwork. Once her drawings were framed, it would be a nice little gallery area for patrons to enjoy.
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1. Soh directs the furniture people.
2. The windows need to be cleaned.
3. The sign needs to be painted.
It was at that moment that a knock on the door captured Soh's attention, and she turned to find that her new furniture was being delivered. She turned back to her friends. "Do you have time to do a little more? While I get this furniture sorted, it would be absolutely amazing if one of you could clean the windows -" And she gestured at the large windows at the front of the shop. "And I have a sign over there that I was going to paint and hang outside." Indeed, there was a sign in the corner. It was wood, and cut to read 'Lumaris Arts & Cartography.' A bucket of white paint sat next to it.
"If you have to go, I understand!" she added as she turned back to the front door, where the furniture delivery man waited patiently. Leaving Tal and Jude to sort it out between them, Soh began directing the delivery men with her furniture. A bed, dresser, and side table went upstairs, along with a sofa. The men were kind enough to move the table that Tal had saved for her upstairs, completing her sparsely decorated apartment. Downstairs, a few chairs and a sofa were brought in and arranged to Soh's specifications, along with a number of easels for her artwork. Once her drawings were framed, it would be a nice little gallery area for patrons to enjoy.
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1. Soh directs the furniture people.
2. The windows need to be cleaned.
3. The sign needs to be painted.
these aching memories still dance around me
