New teacher from Russia with love (Sean)
Dec 21, 2012 14:03:54 GMT -5
Post by deedogma on Dec 21, 2012 14:03:54 GMT -5
The long, lean blonde slowly undid each finger in her tan leather driving gloves, mumbling in Russian. She didn't bother with a coat today because anything over 40 (4C) was balmy enough for the Russian born woman.
Natasha placed a sleek sienna briefcase on the table next to her non-fat, decaf, double tall Cappuccino. Granted, she was a bit nerved up for her first day of teaching in a foreign country, but she was ready for the challenge.
Now that she had a babysitter for Gabe and bought herself a quaint little house, it was important for her to settle into her new job. She couldn't let Jack become a total obsession or that would be weak of her.
She stood and walked over to a window to open it, taking out a cigarette. A breeze came through the screen, fanning back her long golden hair and she smiled beautifully. A dimple winked at the corner of her lush pink mouth before she took in another drag.
Natasha picked off a bit of lint from her expensive navy slacks and shifted in her azure louboutin heels. Vermont was gorgeous and reminded her of beloved Mother Russia in summer. The temperature was balmy, the snow hardly fell and she rarely needed a coat.
Her cerulean blue eyes narrowed at the no smoking sign and for a brief moment, considered putting out the cigarette right on it. She checked her impulse carefully, opened the screen just a bit and tossed out the butt.
Immediately she washed her hands at the sink, to rid them of the smoking stink. It wasn't easy to be a smoker and loathe the smell of it.
Forcing herself to relax, she moved back to the chair and took a long sip of her Cappuccino to calm herself. She'd memorized her files last night, in her eagerness to do well at this new job. Being so young here worked against her instead of for her as it would in Russia.
She flipped open the file and pretended to scan it, but she suddenly felt strong emotions approaching from a few different directions. Remembering her breathing and training exercises, Tasha focused on her own heartbeat so that strangers feelings wouldn't impinge on her own self acknowledgement.
"U menya vsyo khorosho, I am fine." She repeated her mantra quietly. It wouldn't do to be out of control when meeting new people.
Natasha placed a sleek sienna briefcase on the table next to her non-fat, decaf, double tall Cappuccino. Granted, she was a bit nerved up for her first day of teaching in a foreign country, but she was ready for the challenge.
Now that she had a babysitter for Gabe and bought herself a quaint little house, it was important for her to settle into her new job. She couldn't let Jack become a total obsession or that would be weak of her.
She stood and walked over to a window to open it, taking out a cigarette. A breeze came through the screen, fanning back her long golden hair and she smiled beautifully. A dimple winked at the corner of her lush pink mouth before she took in another drag.
Natasha picked off a bit of lint from her expensive navy slacks and shifted in her azure louboutin heels. Vermont was gorgeous and reminded her of beloved Mother Russia in summer. The temperature was balmy, the snow hardly fell and she rarely needed a coat.
Her cerulean blue eyes narrowed at the no smoking sign and for a brief moment, considered putting out the cigarette right on it. She checked her impulse carefully, opened the screen just a bit and tossed out the butt.
Immediately she washed her hands at the sink, to rid them of the smoking stink. It wasn't easy to be a smoker and loathe the smell of it.
Forcing herself to relax, she moved back to the chair and took a long sip of her Cappuccino to calm herself. She'd memorized her files last night, in her eagerness to do well at this new job. Being so young here worked against her instead of for her as it would in Russia.
She flipped open the file and pretended to scan it, but she suddenly felt strong emotions approaching from a few different directions. Remembering her breathing and training exercises, Tasha focused on her own heartbeat so that strangers feelings wouldn't impinge on her own self acknowledgement.
"U menya vsyo khorosho, I am fine." She repeated her mantra quietly. It wouldn't do to be out of control when meeting new people.