Luke's Diner | Friday

[therewaslife]

After his misadventures in cooking waffles yesterday, Bod was happy to let the very skilled cooking staff do the cooking today. They would, at least, not be doing a lot of guesswork just to make the recipe right. While cooking seemed easy, Bod had realized that even the simplest of things was difficult. He was going to have to pay closer attention and apply himself further.

That was for later, though. For now, he'd busied himself wiping down counters and tables before opening up the diner. Once that was done, he pulled out the iPod he'd bought himself and managed to get some music going. The moody tones of the pieces made him immediately miss home.

Today's Specials
Potato Casserole
Pizza Pockets
Onion Soup with Fontina and Thyme

Luke's was open and Bod was there to serve!

The Arms Hotel Lobby, Friday [1/28]

[montecito-east.livejournal.com]

Mary often wondered just what Gunther was thinking. Today, she was just wishing that Gunther would listen when she tried to talk some sense into him.

"Really, Gunther, I think it's just a little too late in the season to think of making the world's largest fruitcake as a publicity stunt," said Mary. "I'm sure people had their fill of Granny's fruitcake over the holidays and don't want to look at it."

Welcome to the Arms Hotel!
Today's Specials
Avocado, Hearts of Palm and Red Onion Salad with Coriander Vinaigrette
Broiled Salmon with Onion, Tomato and Lemon
Flourless Chocolate-Walnut Cookies

Things Reborn, Friday [1/28]

[chic-harper.livejournal.com]

Yes, folks, it was possible to shock Harper with exceptionally bad fashion sense, and today was one of those moments. She could understand why someone would be desperate enough to try and unload a turkey costume, but she wasn't sure if it was something that the store could re-sell. Harper put the turkey costume on one of the spare mannequins to see if there was anything she could do to make the costume a little less fowl, but it was a tough task. No one was going to want a turkey costume in January.

Fixer-Uppers [all day]

[momslilassassin]

Ben had completely rebuilt his datapad and it had been working perfectly right up until the moment he fired it up at Fixer-Uppers.

You'd find Ben cursing under his breath and trying to delete his way out of several hundred pop up ads offering assistance for various sexual ailments he didn't have.

"At least they could learn to spell," he grumbled under his breath.

Fixer-Uppers was open, and wondering if maybe Ben should have taken Holmes and Watson's course after all...

Covent Garden Flowers :: Friday, January 28

[auntie-vida.livejournal.com]

In the spirit of the holiday, Vida had channeled her player made herself a little bingo card with all the things that could possibly go wrong with her floral orders this year.

She suspected double-bingo would be easily achieved.


Covent Garden Flowers

Vida Boheme, prop.
Fresh flowers from nosegays to bouquets!
Delivery available upon request.

Pixie Dust, Friday

[ashockingbitch]

With Valentine's Day right around the corner, there was a lot of red in the shop. And a lot of pink, and lace. It was practically giving Jenny hives. This was a clothing store, dammit, not a glorified Victoria's Secret.

Although she wouldn't be surprised if they had booze under the counter at Victoria's Secret, too, just to get through the day.

Pixie Dust? Open.

Caritas, Friday Night

[redheadbabyvamp.livejournal.com]

Every once in awhile there were deliveries to the bar to restock. Usually Tino took care of them, but Jessica was bored this evening and decided to open up the newly arrived cases herself, only to stare in confusion at the contents.

"What the fuck am I supposed to do with white lawn chairs?" she muttered to herself. "Not like it's warm enough to sit outside or anything." Unless you were a werepenguin like Bobby.