Honolulu Heights, Friday
So several people had been promised a housewarming party - and George had managed to convince Mitchell not to invite everyone in the whole neighbourhood, so chances were it might not even end in disaster - which would double as a 'welcome back, Annie!' party.
That meant tea. And biscuits. But mostly loads of tea. (And little finger sandwiches; Annie had insisted, claiming they were 'classy'.)
And leis. Annie had been vocal about those, too.
But: now the place was ready, after a week of running around and shopping and arguing and laughing and then running around some more. Time to celebrate.
[[ for those who were invited, and for anyone who thinks they might have been invited! ]]
That meant tea. And biscuits. But mostly loads of tea. (And little finger sandwiches; Annie had insisted, claiming they were 'classy'.)
And leis. Annie had been vocal about those, too.
But: now the place was ready, after a week of running around and shopping and arguing and laughing and then running around some more. Time to celebrate.
[[ for those who were invited, and for anyone who thinks they might have been invited! ]]