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 Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 8:29 am
"It's all web-based," Tallulah assured her. "We can split on the user fee and I'll help you learn it. It's easy! I mean, my grandmother uses Netflix, and she's gotta be at least eighty-three." Grandma had to keep up on her soaps somehow, after all! "I mean, sometimes you have to wait for the end of the season for things to be posted, but it's great for when you're trying to catch up with things."
"And I can come in quietly," Tallulah assured her. Thank god the apartment had two bedrooms! She was an expert at sneaking in, but that didn't mean Tallulah had any idea what she'd ever do with an actual literally roommate if that roommate weren't also a senshi. "You won't even hear me."
After all, the only evidence Angus had ever found of her sneaking out was the crushed rosebush. And the advantage of being a rent-paying adult was you could use the front door.
"So," she asked, drumming her fingers against the side of her coffee cup, "Do you think that's everything we need to cover?"
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Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 4:18 pm
Kathryn glanced towards the clock that was situated behind the counter. She was surprised at just how little time had gone by. The whole meeting with Tallulah seemed to have taken less than an hour. Kat sat up straighter with Tallulah's offer to teach her how to use Netflix. The waiting for the end of a season might be a little hard to bear out with her obsessive tendencies - but maybe here was a start to learn to try and cope. The fact that the other girl had offered made Kat smile. Also to learn that elderly people could use the program had Kathryn wondering just how hard could it be to learn?
"Thank you Tallulah. It'd be great to have someone teach me."
Kathryn glanced down at the pictures still lying haphazardly on the folder's surface and she shuffled them quietly into some semblance of order before nodding her head in response to Tallulah's question.
"I think that is it. The only other thing to discuss would possibly be a food budget but I don't think that is important right at this moment. We've gotten the major issues out in the open. There isn't anything more that I can think off right off the back so I think that maybe if you have the time we could go down and sign the agreement forms today. If you'd like though we could put that off until tomorrow. That way you can discuss anything you need to with your parents."
Kathryn slid her empty can to the edge of the table before smiling at Tallulah. "I'm glad that someone answered my ad in the paper. I'd almost given up hope that anyone was interested in my offer. So it sounds awkward ... but thank you."
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