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Seri had planted all her seeds the day before but hadn't had the need to water them considering it had rained slightly. And today didn't look any better.
She went outside to check on her seeds to make sure the squirrels had not gotten to them yet. While bending down she hurt her back slightly ; it had been hurting her for a long time now. She considered using her one free exam by the doctor but figured he was busy enough with actually sick people.

Mei was up and awake, ready to plant the new seeds.
"Let's go Hibiki, before it starts raining again." She murmured as she put on her shoes.
"Hi-biki." Chirped the little bird in response, resting in its usual spot on Mei's shoulder.
Stepping outside, she prepared the strawberry seeds in her hand.
"Let's plant these first, and the the potatoes, and the turnips last."
Hibiki grasped seeds with its talons and awaited Mei to dig holes in the ground so it could drop them in.

"Phew.... strawberries seeds done!"
Mei wiped away beads of sweat resting on her forehead.
Hibiki fluttered over to the bag of potatoes. "Hibi?"
"Yes, let's do that next."
Mei stooped back down and began digging more spots for Hibiki to fill.
"You're so helpful, Hibiki." She giggled.
After a while, Mei had finished filling the garden with strawberry and potato seeds, along with the cabbage she planted the other day.
"Last are the turnips." She stated to herself, taking a sip from her water bottle.
"Almost done!"

Tyson rubbed his eyes and yawned. Turning on the couch, causing him to fall to the floor and hit his head. "Oww!" He exclaimed as he grabbed his head. He then rolled over to his stomach and kneel before letting go of his head and going to the door and answering it.

Tyson rubbed his eyes and then walked over to the drawers and pulled a pair of pants and shirt out. He then put them on and head out of the house. Grabbing his hoe along the way. The field still needed to be cleared.

Cherim watched the day slide by and the moon rise, And now she decided to go inside.
'The days fly by so fast it seems....'
The inside of Cherim's house was empty as ever and not a scratch of food was in the fridge.
'huh I wonder if I could buy some food from a farmer..."

A soft breeze played across Dahlia's bangs as she followed a well worn trail in the dark. The suitcase in her hands swung with her step and her messenger bag swayed in time with her hips. It had been years since she had last visited Silver Lune, but the trails didn't seem to have changed so much since then.
"I suppose this is what they mean when they use the term 'timeless,'" she murmured to herself so quietly that it was barely above a whisper. She was shy, and even though it was night and most of the buildings were lit up and occupied she was still worried that someone would hear her muttering to herself. The business district was quite a ways away too, so much so that the windows filled with light hadn't even begun to flicker off of her large, round glasses.
She paused to take a break when she found a nice grassy patch near the path she strode because her out of shape legs were feeling a bit tired. In her defense, though, she had walked a very long way, miles in fact. Before, when she had arranged to come and work in her uncle's appliance shop over the phone with the mayor, he promised her a ride to the quaint town once she got off of the nearest train. That had been agreed upon weeks ago, so arrangements should have been made. Strangely, nobody had showed.
'I suppose it was for the best,' Dahlia thought to herself as she leaned against the tree at her back, 'After all, the mayor might have sent horses to escort me here.' She shivered quietly at the thought.

{{Sorry the post is kind of long, I tend to make intro and solo posts sort of lengthy.}}