Voices from Heaven (
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driftfleet2016-05-01 09:56 am
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And We Danced (Masquerade Overflow!)
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Continuing our thing sorry for the late
[You know... cheese, wine, the whole nine yards. That was at least safe, after some inspection of course. She didn't have much time for dancing back home or in the fleet for that matter, so it might be nice to indulge.]
Thankfully the food proved to be more than exceptional. I would have hated to have disappointing news.
[She's teasing a bit since he's dishing it out himself. It was nice and honestly such banter made butterflies form in her stomach. It was good to feel like she could laugh once in a while with a friend.]
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There has to be one bright spot on this planet - it might as well be the food. At least the food hasn't lost its flavor thanks to the situation.
[ Which was a touch surprising, but if they grew the food in special buildings out of the pollution, it was not impossible - just potentially taxed resources. Which made him twitch, but they seemed to have it well in hand if they could afford this spread for their party. ]
Is there a particular dainty that's taken your fancy?
ack im sorry i thought i tagged this >.<
[And she still questions a little bit if it's even real or synthetic.]
Lemon cakes. When I was a girl there was this great lemon tree that grew outside my window. I came hoping to find some pastries like it to give a taste of home to take back with me to the Caprine.
[Were they allowed to take food with them? She didn't know but she was willing to take the risk.]
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They sound delicious. I've always preferred apples, myself. There is nothing better than a good, fresh apple pie with a proper buttery crust.
I'm sure you could find something that'll remind you of it, if not be the same. Did you bring a little purse to hide some in?
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[She laughs, disbelieving that he isn't reprimanding her.]
Are you condoning my act of theft, Kirk?
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They put them out for us to eat at our whim. I don't think it's stealing if something is freely given, do you? Besides, it's a better use of the food than it getting thrown out at the end of the night.
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[Marking that down on her list of things that are Not Okay. What if they had poor folk here that needed to eat? That's just plain horrible.]
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[ He shrugged. ]
I don't know their practices here, honestly.
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[That is the dumbest thing she has ever heard. The only smart law is don't poison your customers, really.]
How is it not safe? It just.... is. It's food, isn't it?
[Someone thinks all this modern stuff she's learning about food is a little weird.]
Yes if it's no longer edible it wouldn't exactly taste good but still...
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And now, it's not. Food spoils and can go bad. Take for instance those little things -
[ He points at what seem to be like shrimp to him, but he had no idea what their real name was. They sat in a chilled bowl. ]
Some things like seafood need to be kept cool in order to remain fresh. They have to served at certain temperatures to avoid making anyone sick. It's the same for foods that need to be cooked - like meat. People who serve food and make a living off it - restaurants and such - have to meet certain standards in their food preparation. Such preparation kills any bacteria that might be in the meat, and avoids spreading harmful diseases.
Companies that make food also have to disclose the ingredients so that people can make choices about their diets, and in many cases avoid certain things they might be allergic to.
[ Food can be complicated Danny! At least, you know, if it's your job to serve it - or if you wanted to avoid getting salmonella. ]
If food is rotting or not edible, you shouldn't eat it. You run the risk of contracting diseases.
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[She shakes her head, disbelieving. Sure, food can kill a man. Illness can kill him too, but a blade or poison could probably do the job quicker.]
Though, I suppose it's better than going back to the Caprine sick, if I eat food that's properly taken care of.
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[ Many diseases had been mostly weeded out due to proper food preparation, or at the least controlled. Bacteria were a resistant sort. ]
Trust me, food poisoning is not fun. The body is a marvelous thing, but sometimes it tries just a bit to hard.
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[The more she's hearing the more she's learning that people in the future are crazy obsessed about disease....]
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Well, considering being sea sick won't kill you but a disease can... yeah, not very fun.
[ And just imagine how many more there are out in the universe. He's had so many booster shots Danny. He's sure Bones takes some sort of sadistic pleasure in administering them. ]
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So you... store everything, then? Or throw it away. To keep people from being sick.
[Hmm. Interesting.]
Should we be worried about how well prepared the food here is?
[She eyes the shrimp-like food too, wary of it.]
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More or less, yes.
[ He glanced at the buffet laid out and chuckled. ]
This looks just fine. I wouldn't worry about their food preparation skills.
[ He lowered his voice to a conspiratorial whisper. ]
And if you get those lemon cakes into the fridge in time, they'll keep for longer.
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Perhaps we could smuggle more than that and have an entire feast to ourselves.
[It would be nice to have some companionship, truthfully. He was a strange man but if he was willing to be her co-conspirator in a fun game like that, she wouldn't hate it.]
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Funny you should ask that.
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Then by all means. It is rude, after all, to look in a lady's purse.