Jason can't help himself: he laughs, and it's a wonderfully light sound. "Thank Liz for that: she donated a bracelet for the sparkly beads. And it was your yarn...the pendant I bartered off of Teja in exchange for helping him out in the forge a little."
She likes it, and he's all but beaming with pride at having made her smile. "It's a dream catcher. The native people in my country used to hang these above their kids while they slept to keep the bad dreams out, but they've become a sort of folk art now."
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Date: 2009-07-06 06:33 am (UTC)She likes it, and he's all but beaming with pride at having made her smile. "It's a dream catcher. The native people in my country used to hang these above their kids while they slept to keep the bad dreams out, but they've become a sort of folk art now."