These little town blues are melting away [Active/Closed]
Characters: Jenna Maroney, Tohru Adachi
Content: Jenna wants to show Tohru what's left of the New York sights.
Location: Rockefeller Center
Time of Day: Afternoon
Warnings: Extreme narcissism, for now.
Jenna was waiting on a bench fidgeting away. She'd never show it on purpose, but she was excited to do this tour thing because it was actually pretty lonely in this run down crappy version of New York. She missed Liz, Jack, and even Tracy. Hell, she was starting to miss Frank a little bit, and that was just gross. She hadn't even planned out what locations to visit very well, but she could improvise. All she wanted was company, and if this guy from some itty bitty town in Japan was it, then so be it. If she was lucky, he'd be cute.
She pulled out a mirror compact from her pocket and checked up on her face and hair while she still had time. It was hard, given the lack of available cosmetics and hair-care products, but she tried to look as much the big star she was supposed to be as possible. Not too shabby, she thought, smiling back at her reflection with pride.
((OOC: A bit late there, sorry about that))
Content: Jenna wants to show Tohru what's left of the New York sights.
Location: Rockefeller Center
Time of Day: Afternoon
Warnings: Extreme narcissism, for now.
Jenna was waiting on a bench fidgeting away. She'd never show it on purpose, but she was excited to do this tour thing because it was actually pretty lonely in this run down crappy version of New York. She missed Liz, Jack, and even Tracy. Hell, she was starting to miss Frank a little bit, and that was just gross. She hadn't even planned out what locations to visit very well, but she could improvise. All she wanted was company, and if this guy from some itty bitty town in Japan was it, then so be it. If she was lucky, he'd be cute.
She pulled out a mirror compact from her pocket and checked up on her face and hair while she still had time. It was hard, given the lack of available cosmetics and hair-care products, but she tried to look as much the big star she was supposed to be as possible. Not too shabby, she thought, smiling back at her reflection with pride.
((OOC: A bit late there, sorry about that))