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fandomtownies2008-03-10 08:46 am
queen-of-zagreb.livejournal.com) wrote in fandomtownies2008-03-10 08:46 am
Luke's Diner, March 10 (Monday)
If Yitzhak paid any mind to the statues around town today, it was only to survey them with a slow, detached gaze and mentally critique their sculpted clothing. And then he went about his business again.
He could've sworn, as he unlocked the diner's front door and caught sight of the reflection in the glass, that one of the statues had been behind him to the left a second ago, not to the right . . . but he chalked that up to the extra couple of hits he'd taken off the -- *COUGH* -- in his apartment just before he'd left. He was wishing he'd taken a couple more, now, because one of the kitchen guys had apparently been afflicted by a case of The Dumb and kept asking him questions about how to use a toaster.
Luke's is open, and no, it's really not a little fragrant in here, it's just . . . lingering scent from Saturday's cleaning spree. That's it. Yep. Really.
He could've sworn, as he unlocked the diner's front door and caught sight of the reflection in the glass, that one of the statues had been behind him to the left a second ago, not to the right . . . but he chalked that up to the extra couple of hits he'd taken off the -- *COUGH* -- in his apartment just before he'd left. He was wishing he'd taken a couple more, now, because one of the kitchen guys had apparently been afflicted by a case of The Dumb and kept asking him questions about how to use a toaster.
Luke's is open, and no, it's really not a little fragrant in here, it's just . . . lingering scent from Saturday's cleaning spree. That's it. Yep. Really.
Mod Your Service
"Talk" to Yitzhak
OOC
Also, for serious, someone was asking me how to use the toaster this morning.
Will likely be more occupied in other posts, so service-modding may be the way to go today . . .