Chilly Boulder- Monday late afternoon

[fates_jaye]

Given who the chihuahua currently in her care was when he wasn't a chihuahua, there was no way in hell Jaye was leaving him alone in her apartment. It was a miracle he wasn't dead by Vader like a dozen times for the stuff he pulled, he wasn't getting left with her stuff unsupervised. So naturally, he was at Chilly Boulder with her.

While trying to talk them into giving her the raisin rum without the pesky raisins, the manager came over to complain about the dog in a food establishment, which was why Jaye'd spent a lot of time arguing that it wasn't really unsanitary unless Jamie was doing the scooping.

Believe it or not she won that one, and was now at a table, refusing to share. "I hear ice cream's bad for dogs," she explained.


[A day late but I still did it. Open!]

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[fates_jaye]

"I don't see a zombie apocalypse happening, do you?" Jaye pointed out. "I don't like preparing beforehand. It's like doing work."

[hatesmoststuff.livejournal.com]

...

"Now I'm wondering whether doing work would've been worse than detention."

Priorities.

[fates_jaye]

"Detention had a dead person in it. In that case, I'll at least pretend to work," she said.

She would judge you forever, Bobby. So would the lion.

No he wouldn't.

[hatesmoststuff.livejournal.com]

"Plus the food sucked," April conceded. "And after a while it sort of smelled like corpse."

Did ice corpses smell?

[fates_jaye]

Not really, no.

"All I wanted was some ice," she said with a shrug. "Without potential zombification, in which case then, yes, we would have needed the rickshaw."

[hatesmoststuff.livejournal.com]

"...Did you ask?"

If she'd asked, Jaye was going to have to be April's new hero.

[fates_jaye]

"No. He was holding a corpse. Common sense kicked in," she said. "I bet it'd taste weird, anyway."

[hatesmoststuff.livejournal.com]

"Yeah, like water in Mexico," April agreed. "Good call."

[fates_jaye]

"I'm happy with it," Jaye nodded.