The Devil's Nest, Wednesday Night

[justlurkinghere]

Derek got in a little ha! earlier than normal to the bar to get some things set up for the party apparently planned there.

Which basically meant a few tables and chairs were moved.

He wasn't Pinkie, okay? Be very glad for that. No one needed that much glitter in The Devil's Nest.

The Magic Box, Wednesday

[iceolatedqueen.livejournal.com]

With Parents' Weekend a few days past, Elsa was finally starting to get back into the usual rhythm of her Fandom routine. Today, there was work, interspersed with Lady Ghanima's class, and she'd even decided to bow to the fact that Terrain class involved physical activity. She'd brought a pair of jeans and a long-sleeved shirt along with her to work, to change into before class.

Of course, she'd be changing right back out of them again once class was through and she came back to work to put out a new shipment of meditation CDs that they'd gotten in, but she couldn't help but steal little glances toward the bag that the change of clothes was in, silently wondering if she'd completely lost her mind.

The Magic Box is open! And meditative.

[Open, OCD-free, and SP warning in effect for the rest of the day.]

Everything But the Monkey, Wednesday Afternoon

[not_every_mage]

Anders watched the pet store's cats play and sleep in their kennels for a long moment before he turned to Rapunzel, ridiculous grin still on his face.

"Can we take home all the cats? Or at least four or five?"

He was joking, but he wasn't. Four or five cats would make him perfectly happy.

[OOC: For the roomie, but also open.]

Book Haven, Wednesday, 10/01

[not_a_moonie]

There must have been something in the air after Professor Adler's class yesterday, because when Alana got to the shop she realized the books in the "relationship" section were getting .. frisky. She never would have thought rubbing pages together could look obscene, but today she was getting quite the education on how wrong she had been.

She tolerated it for a while by staying at the other end of the store, but when some of the literary fiction started sliding over to join the fun, she dropped a cloth over the shelves and turned the music in the shop up loud. It seemed to her like a bookstore should be at least mostly family friendly.

[OOC: Open bookstore post, no OCD!]