(Our Planned Skit, Take 1) . Introductions & Proposals

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[It's a beautiful day, somewhere on the outskirts of the park. After a quick pan, the tree-line comes into focus-- and so does Keith. He runs a hand through his hair, seeming a little ill at ease with the camera. He gives it an experimental smile, then a wave that resembles a salute. Then he sticks his hands in his pockets.]

Hello, I'm Keith!
[There's an awkward pause, Keith seems to glance down briefly.]

I haven't met very many of you yet, but I hope to meet you very soon! I'll do my best to be a good member of the group.

I thought I'd come to the park because-- well, I don't know why, it just seemed like a good idea. It's very nice here. This might the kind of thing I like to do normally, but I can't remember that yet, of course. I do feel like something is missing, but I guess that makes sense.

I don't want to make anyone uncomfortable by asking personal questions, but I was wondering-- does anyone like to run? I've tried going by myself, but I think it might be more fun and encouraging to go with a partner. If you are interested, please let me know.

[Keith pauses to glance down once more and the feed widens just enough to show him slipping a crumpled piece of paper into his pocket. He did practice his lines, but it's nice to have backup.]

I hope that you will all enjoy the rest of your day-- and thank you!

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[Keith can be found loitering in the park, considering his plan of action for the day and enjoying the outdoors. Any and all random encounters in the park or its surrounds are welcome.]

Comments

[witheasygrace.livejournal.com]

[Keith seems relieved, though still thoughtful. He smiles, runs a hand through his hair.]
That's right, we'll remember.

[Keith laughs.]
Yeah, talking can make working out more difficult. Unless you're lifting weights. Or stretching. Or anything like that. What kind of work out do you like, Yuri?

[a-civil-service.livejournal.com]

Memories have been returning to me regularly, some seemingly on their own, and some when I turned in the anemoi for processing. You needn't worry about that.

Yes, it does depend on what, in particular, you're doing. Well, I have no problem with talking when the exercise permits.

A combination of strength and agility training.

[witheasygrace.livejournal.com]

[Keith nods the serious nod of the serious athlete.]

Agility training is a really good work out. It must help you with balance and stamina, since you spend a lot of your day studying at your desk.

I like strength training, myself, but I really enjoy running. I've been doing this things my roommate likes to do, too-- running on the rooftops in the areas where no one seems to live! That's fun, and it's a great workout.

[A thought crosses Keith's mind and leaves a concerned expression on his face.]
You don't think that's illegal, do you?

[a-civil-service.livejournal.com]

You're quite right, since I work a desk job, it's important that I do what I can outside of work to remain fit.

[Yuri suppresses a smile.]

It's not exactly illegal, if it's in a place where no one lives. You're most likely not trespassing. However, it could be unsafe, so I hope you're both being careful.