Caritas, Thursday

[wrongkindofsith]

Without any classes to prepare or students to torment for their own good, Cara was bored. Mind-numbingly, bone-deep bored. Bored enough to let Tino start experimenting with the drinks again.

But not bored enough to actually risk drinking any of them. Save that for the customers.

[Open, no ocd.]

Luke's, Friday Afternoon

[geniuswithasmartphone]

When Hardison came downstairs to the restaurant today, he found it bedecked in rainbow streamers, bunting, and flags. "I see y'all have already heard," he said, fighting back a grin. He wasn't certain how the staff had all managed to dye their aprons in rainbow colors so quickly (had they had them saved and hidden away somewhere?) but he wasn't going to ruin the magic of the moment by asking.

"Yup!" the dishwasher said, rainbow flags the size of cocktail umbrellas decorating his hair. "And we decided to do a little celebrating. Hope you don't mind."

"Y'know, I think on a day like today, a little celebration is in order," Hardison declared. "Free cake for everyone?"

Today's Specials
Celebrate Marriage Equality in All 50 States Today with FREE CAKE!
Pork Ribs Brined in Scalia's Tears
Rainbow Tossed Those-Dissents-Into-The-Garbage-Where-They-Belonged Salad
All Hearts Are Equal Tartlets
Rainbow Sangria (Both virgin and alcoholic!)

Hardison was going to spend the day kicked back in a booth, watching the cheering on the internet and trolling people who protested. Though the best--the very best--part of his morning was getting a phone call from his Nana all about the morning's news and how she'd chased some 'clucking old hens' out of her living room to clutch their pearls in someone else's home.

Maybe...maybe explaining a few things about his life to her would be easier than he thought.

[Open, OCD-free, and utterly shameless]

Wonka's Sweets Shoppe, Friday

[locointhecoco]

The candy shop was always brightly colored and festive, so it took Pinkie a moment to notice that today all the candy was rainbow colored.

She didn't question it at all. As far as she was concerned, randomly appearing rainbow candies was the natural state of the world.

[Open!]

Caritas, Friday, 6/26

[living_endless]

Caritas had a rainbow theme today. Flags hung from the bar and walls, and Didi had decorated her top hat with a rainbow ribbon. She was in a resoundingly good mood as she polished the bar and watched for customers. She didn't care so much what marriage meant; it wasn't so long ago by her reckoning that it had been more about cementing family alliances than anything else. But love? Love was eternal, and love was worth celebrating.

A sign outside the bar read, Special: Free Rainbow Jello Shots. Didi was going to blame Tino for that one.

[OOC: Open bar, open post!]

The Devil's Nest, Friday Evening

[allie-vamp.livejournal.com]

It was a fairly quiet night at the Devil's Nest, if you ignored the DJ and Tiny playing a game of name that tune.

Allie was behind the bar, reading the news on her phone. While she still didn't have the best understanding of the current government, she knew enough to recognize an asshole when she read one. "God, that Scalia guy is a troll."