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All by May. Bit ambitious, isn't it?

Well, we're not slackers.

Some of these can be done on the same day.

Oh, can they? Terribly efficient. Give us an example.

[ peggy's perfectly capable of imagining her own examples but -- well, she's not made of stone. she rather likes the idea of the list, no matter how skeptical she is of some of its entries. ]

Not very hard to eat ice cream while watching a movie.

Some people do that all the time.

[ or so he heard. ]

[ well! she certainly isn't about to refuse ice cream. but a film? if there's any hill upon which she might make a stand -- ]

I suppose you've got a feature in mind?

Well there isn't a big selection but the Princess Bride is pretty good.

The Princess Bride.

[ pause a moment, dear steve rogers, and think about how that title comes across. ]

Don't judge a book by its cover. It's a classic.

It can't be that classic.

[ classics are greek! roman! renaissance! she finds it a difficult pill to swallow that anything beyond her current year could ever be considered a 'classic' by someone else's standards.

but back to his list -- ] What about the letters? What do you mean by that?

I'm all in for these messages but it's still not really the same as letters.

I'll write one for you, you'll write back.

Steve, we live together...

[ letters hardly seem necessary. but then again, she considers what a comfort it might have been to have a packet of letters stowed away. after the war. so many did, after all -- scraps of affection hoarded and kept. and what if he left, again?

hell, what if she left? ]

Alright. I'm game for the letters, at least.