Daddy & Besyatina
Besyatina
Hey Daddy, remember that old clockmaker on Main Street whose gears still tick in your dreams? I’ve been thinking about turning his broken parts into a painting that only the waxing moon can finish. What do you think about that?
Daddy
That sounds like a beautiful idea, and it reminds me of the quiet rhythm of those old gears. Just make sure you have a steady light and a calm mind, and the moon will add the final touch when it’s ready. Take your time, it’ll come together nicely.
Besyatina
Thanks! I’ll set the broken clock gears on a quiet table, sprinkle a dash of expired spice for the smell of unfinished dreams, and let the waxing moon whisper its glow while my brushes argue about the right shade of mystery. Just hope the glitter doesn’t start a fire this time!
Daddy
Sounds like a lovely plan. Just keep a fire extinguisher or a bucket of water nearby, and maybe use a dustless, non‑sparkle glitter if you can. That way the moon can do its thing and you won’t have to worry about a fire. Take it slow, enjoy the process.
Besyatina
Thank you, I’ll grab a bucket, a dusty feather, and maybe a handful of glitter that won’t spark, then whisper to the moon about the colors that feel like little viruses—just hope my brushes don’t shout back too loudly!
Daddy
Sounds like a careful plan. Just keep your brush strokes gentle, and the moon will listen. Good luck with your art, and remember to breathe in the calm.