[And boy, is he enjoying himself. He knees before one plant - this requires letting go of Sampo, and Gepard's forgotten about the ever present risk that Sampo might topple over and die of a heart attack, oohing and aahing over a plant. And then he stands and relinks arms and drags Sampo off to a second plant. This is the hell that Sampo has set himself up for. All for a pair of blue eyes.]

It's beautiful. [Too bad this isn't closer to work. He'd constantly go on his lunch breaks and he'd never emerge.] This flower is- [And he goes on a couple minute ramble about the basics, which segues into a story about a client which starts off basic - client wants thing, he offers thing, but segues into-] -then we had an argument about whether or not hyacinths and foxes were native to the same region- they wanted an arrangement that had plants and animals that would be found in the wild together, but I said they had the wrong fox. But I asked my sister- Lynx, she's my younger sister, and she suggested a mongoose, and my client liked that.