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[jolting]

Work Phone: You've reached Doctor Frankenstein. Leave your name and number and I'll return your call as soon as possible. My office hours are from [time] to [time].

Personal Phone: If you're calling this number, then it must be pretty important. I'll call back soon.

Comments

[jolting]

That was thoughtful of you. I can teach him in history and religion, but not as much on the language.

I'll contact him and see if he's interested. All right?

[thestoriesarereal]

I think he's also interested in the language too, since he is Jewish. But, helping him with history and stuff could work.

Thank you, Victor! You're the best! :)

[jolting]

You're welcome, Lucy. Who knows, we may end up proving you right about me being good with children.

[thestoriesarereal]

I think I am right with that, I don't think you give yourself enough credit though.

[jolting]

Just to be sure, you did tell him you were looking for a teacher, yes?

[thestoriesarereal]

I don’t him I would ask to see if you would interested in learning with him....and that you might be able to help.

Just let him know you and I are friends.

[jolting]

I will.

You're being an excellent assistant so far. You're keeping me busy.

[thestoriesarereal]

I am? I’ve been an assistant before.

I hope that’s a good thing? I mean, better than being bored.

[jolting]

It's wonderful. I like being busy, and you're giving me new challenges I can meet. I couldn't ask for more from an assistant.

[thestoriesarereal]

Thank you! I couldn’t ask for a better friend or scientist to assist.

Does this mean we can start on the garden soon?

[jolting]

Absolutely. Why don't we go buy some seeds, and we can gather supplies for our camping trip at the same time.

[thestoriesarereal]

Yes! That’s a great idea!

[jolting]

Have you decided what you'd like to grow?

[thestoriesarereal]

At least hyacinth, daisies, maybe strawberries, pumpkin, blueberries...or watermelon!

...Assuming they're in season for it.

[jolting]

That can be part of our experiment. I imagine "seasons" on a moon would be different than what we know of on Earth.

[thestoriesarereal]

You know, I never thought of that.

Wonder if that affects baking too...like the temperature and stuff.

[jolting]

Excellent. This is where the fun of math and science comes in, because we have to factor in all of that when cooking. It may result in trial and error, but that's all part of science as well.

[thestoriesarereal]

Yeah....

But with cooking, as long as it's edible, we can eat the failures. In other areas of science...that's not exactly possible.

[jolting]

Not all culinary mistakes are edible, Lucy. Let's be careful, all right?

[thestoriesarereal]

Okay. :)