Coyote Medicine, Monday

[makestheworld]

Coyote had had a lovely weekend, thanks for asking!

He might have spent a fair chunk of it in dog form chasing tail in a mainland dog park. It's probably best not to ask him.

COYOTE MEDICINE
Native Artifacts and Medicine Man Services
THE MEDICINE MAN IS IN
~~ still hiring! ~~

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Tribal junk

[makestheworld]

Peace pipes on special.

Coyote hisself

[makestheworld]

That smile of his might be ever so slightly creepy.

Re: Coyote hisself

[inthereflexes.livejournal.com]

There was a small lizardly thing at the door, not looking happy, and somehow blaming the guy who could turn into animals.

[ooc: running off to work, will try to ping by phone]

Re: Coyote hisself

[makestheworld]

Coyote noticed the small lizard and licked his lips.

Lizard wasn't his favorite, but he'd worked up quite an appetite over the weekend at that dog park. . . .

Re: Coyote hisself

[inthereflexes.livejournal.com]

Jack hissed, swearing in Lizard, certain this was done by Coyote. He was unaware of any danger.

Re: Coyote hisself

[makestheworld]

Coyote spoke Lizard. "That's not very polite."

Re: Coyote hisself

[inthereflexes.livejournal.com]

"CHANGE ME BACK!"

Re: Coyote hisself

[makestheworld]

Coyote tilted his head. "Into what?"

Re: Coyote hisself

[nojesusfreak.livejournal.com]

Biff was bored like a guy who only worked one day a week, so he popped his head into the newish shop, wondering if the money he might make selling off Barney's stuff money he might mysteriously be coming into could be spent in here.

"Hello."

Re: Coyote hisself

[makestheworld]

Coyote looked up and offered Biff his usual wide, friendly, slightly creepy grin. "Welcome to my store. How can I help you spend your money?"

Re: Coyote hisself

[nojesusfreak.livejournal.com]

Biff was accustomed to slightly creepy grins. It reminded him of the Wise Men. "I'm not sure," he said. "My tastes tend to run towards the slightly sacrilegious."

Re: Coyote hisself

[makestheworld]

Coyote's gaze crept sideways, looking around at the tourist trap section of the shop and the horribly cliche and not even remotely real "artifacts" he'd loaded it up with.

"I think I can work with that." He looked back at Biff. "Which religion?"

Re: Coyote hisself

[nojesusfreak.livejournal.com]

"Doesn't really matter," Biff said with a grin. "I grew up with the guy they call Jesus, so I've had a little bit of fun with the terrible t-shirts they sell in his name."

Re: Coyote hisself

[makestheworld]

Coyote nodded sympathetically. "My brother rules the Underworld," he offered. "Some guys get all the recognition."

Sweat lodge

[makestheworld]

Mmmm, steamy.

Re: Sweat lodge

[cowboy-sailor.livejournal.com]

Tully had only recently heard about the sweat lodge. It'd been a long time since he'd been in one.

OOC

[makestheworld]

Tomorrow is my first day off in, like, 17 days.

WHY IS IT NOT TOMORROW, YET?

Re: OOC

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

Because then it would be today and you would have nothing to look forward to tomorrow!

Re: OOC

[makestheworld]

Ah, but I'd still be in bed so I wouldn't care!

Re: OOC

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

Now you're just being difficult.

Re: OOC

[makestheworld]

I think it's an automatic reaction to having spent the last two days being obsequious at customers.

Re: OOC

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

I'll allow it then. Does it help that it's already dark here so I'm certain tomorrow is heading in your direction?

Re: OOC

[makestheworld]

That is some comfort, yes. Thankee.

Re: OOC

[thismaskiwear.livejournal.com]

OMG you said obsequious. <3 <3

Re: OOC

[makestheworld]

In my interview? I told them I was gregarious.

I . . . might have gotten the job because the assistant manager interviewing me didn't want to admit to not knowing what that was. ;D