Monthly Market- The Park, Saturday afternoon

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The park had been set up with several booths and tents for vendors for the first, um, semi-annual Monthly Market. There'd be plenty of areas to shop around and mingle, and it was all cleaned up from yesterday's carnival, really. It just so hapened that the place might get all messed up again really quickly today, too.

[Plz be waiting for OCD.]

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Booth: The Photo Hut

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For all your photoish needs.

Re: Booth: The Photo Hut

[mr-hippie.livejournal.com]

Leo had set up his equipment at the booth, and now had a green screen, and regular photo studio up.

Booth: The Perk

[iqof39.livejournal.com]

Perfectly moddable for your coffee fix.

Re: Booth: The Perk

[mycanonhatesme]

Chloe was on the Perk booth like a coffee-starved fiend, and was now standing and enjoying her drink.

Re: Booth: The Perk

[water-wonder.livejournal.com]

Tori felt the need to grab some coffee. Especially since she'd been missing the Perk. A lot.

Re: Booth: The Perk

[fates_jaye]

There were tons of coffee shops in LA, and a lot of them were actually better than the Perk. But mmmmm. Perk coffee.

Re: Booth: The Perk

[izzyalienqueen.livejournal.com]

After that night? Warm or not, Isabel needed the largest mocha possible.

Booth: Chilly Boulder

[iqof39.livejournal.com]

Moddable for anyone wanting to beat the weather with dairy goodness.

Re: Booth: Chilly Boulder

[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

Parker had gotten herself a small Rocky Road cone, and was leaning in the shade, watching the crowds go by.

Booth: JGOB

[iqof39.livejournal.com]

Moddable, as sometimes you just need a pastry. I think a spinach and ricotta croissant sounds good.

Booth: Pizza Planet

[iqof39.livejournal.com]

Moddable. Pizza. What more do you want?

Booth: The Post Office

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Neither rain nor gloom nor... wait, I got that wrong. You know how the post office works.

Booth: The Post Office

[norglomofnit.livejournal.com]

Given a chance to do something else, Moist had sent Gladys to man the Post Office Booth, and left the actual Post Office closed.

She's here, ready to help you with your postal needs, sorting engine inquiries, or simple questions such as, 'Dude, what?'.

Booth: Build a Beast

[iqof39.livejournal.com]

Like Build-a-Bear, only a little more twisted.

Booth owner: Audrey Sarkhoff

Build a Beast - Audrey

[squirreldresser.livejournal.com]

Audrey's watching you, sharp eyes over a welcome smile. Pay no attention to that rather taxidermied-looking squirrel dressed in a fabulous costume (http://mouseangel.com/image/creature_08.jpg). I'm sure it's not actually moving around at all.

Ping her here if you want to have a chat or ask her about the, ah, uniqueness of her booth.

The squirrel's still not moving, though, and is definitely not staring at you suspiciously as you do.

[Audrey's from A Dirty Job (http://www.chrismoore.com/dirty_job.html) by Christopher Moore, which you should totally read, because it freaking rocks.]

Build a Beast - Build yourself a beast!

[squirreldresser.livejournal.com]

There's a few small picnic-style tables in front of her booth, and there are any number of boxes and baskets and containers oh my. They're filled with limbs, torsos, heads; trunks and bits and beaks - only plush and plastic, of course; no real animal parts here today - all of which simply snap together. If you can think of a creature, mythological or natural, there's a part of it here.

Fit your chosen parts together to build a beast, then move on to the startlingly large collection of costumes - historical, fictional, modern, but all are fabulous - to dress your creation in.

[ooc: just what it says on the package! Everything is moddable, and if you can imagine it, it's there. Unless it's really dirty, in which case it's not (all parts are non-anatomically correct!). This is a community post, after all.]

Booth: Orbs

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Because there's nothing like a mysterious orb.

Booth owner: Jareth

Re: Booth: Orbs

[tightpants-king.livejournal.com]

Jareth, who looked utterly bored with the world and utterly disdainful of the uncomfortable, threadbare chair he'd been given, was there.

He was twirling one clear orb in a hand, the sphere seemingly dancing between his fingers.

In the crowd: Meat Pies

[iqof39.livejournal.com]

Get your meat pies here! Wouldn't recommend actually eating them, but if you ping in here, you might be accosted to try one.

Seller: CMOT Dibbler

Re: In the crowd: Meat Pies

[oneineverycrowd.livejournal.com]

There was a skinny, vaguely-rodent looking man in the crowd, selling what looked... well, what looked like death in food form, completely devoid of all nutritional value, and in fact, they might remove nutritional value* from foods you eat later. In the world of Cut-Me-Own-Throad Dibbler, though, these products were known as sausage inna bun and meat pies.

It would not be advisable to eat such a thing, but if you wandered past, you might be considered a possible sale, and be sidled up to.


*And also, stomach lining.

Booth: Kirk's Butterfly Nets

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Exactly what it says. You know you want one.

Booth owner: Kirk Gleason

Re: Booth: Kirk's Butterfly Nets

[humankirk.livejournal.com]

Kirk was set up with a large box of butterfly nets behind him. In front of him, a hand-made sign on posterboard.

Kirk's Butterfly Nets
Perfect for catching butterflies.
Have a fairy problem? These work for them, too.
Also, fish.

Take a breather!

[iqof39.livejournal.com]

There are tables, chairs and tents set up if you just want to chill, or grab a spot under a tree. It's a park, yo.

Re: Take a breather!

[water-wonder.livejournal.com]

Tori had browsed the market, finding a few things she liked. She decided to take a little break, sitting in the shade under the tree.

OOC

[iqof39.livejournal.com]

Omg I should not post things at 3 am.

So here's how this works, and let's hope I am coherent. If a booth is moddable, it works the same as the business, but on a booth-size scale. The store itself is open, so if you want to post your alumni there or something, you're still free to do so.

If the booth has an owner, or is an established PC business, please wait for them to ping in.

Anything I forgot (totally likely), smack me here and I'll fix.

Re: OOC

[vkandis-son.livejournal.com]

Guest booth owners? You have invites to the com! Go here to accept them (http://www.livejournal.com/manage/invites.bml), and then you can post!