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Dear Condor,
These outfits look great. I’ve selected the one that I think will look right
on me, and sent the specs off to the garment fabricator. She says that she’s
a little busy right now, and one of her machines is down. It will take a few
hours to print since the design is pretty intricate, and she probably won’t
get around to it until tomorrow, so thanks for sending them early. I don’t
have my own aug mirror, which would allow me to see what it will look like
on my person before she fabricates it. They don’t make them anymore, because
they’re considered a waste of resources, and the people who still have
theirs are pretty protective of them. Fortunately, it’s a pretty small fee
if I have to return it, since an alternate would use all the same materials,
and like I said, I have plenty of time. I’ve run the conversions, and it
looks like the best time for me to use the local observatory without getting
in anyone’s way is about 20:15 Australian Eastern Time. I’m assuming that
you’re somewhere along Queensland, and will be on May 17, but if you’ve
already started heading west around the continent, you may have to adjust
accordingly. I hope that’s okay for you, I really can’t change it unless
we’re willing to schedule the parties for a different day. I’m still
fascinated by the idea of mountaintop living. We don’t really have shifting
weather here, or significant geographical changes without heading towards
the equator, or something. We’re close to the north pole, because that’s how
we maintain contact with you. That might change with our new relay system,
but we’ll see. I doubt it will affect me, since I’m just monitoring the sun.
I’m curious about other alternatives for your world. It sounds like most
people live under land domes, but you’re on a floating platform, which takes
some level of creative thinking. Has anyone ever thought of living in an
aerostat? It might not be better—per se—but it could give people more
options. It’s best not to put all your eggs in one basket. That’s why we
have multiple bases, not because we don’t like each other, but for safety.
If you don’t use those specifically, are there other types of habitats that
you’ve not mentioned before?
Wearing something chic,
Corinthia
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