Her trip home from campus Tuesday night is almost surprisingly uneventful ( Read more... )

Meg knows that she is going to have to deal with Roe-bear McCrory, somehow, and soon. Parker and Laura are right about that ( Read more... )

It’s the point in the term when things aren’t quite still new, but they’re also not yet routine. In another week or so, Meg’s days will proceed down well worn paths, but for now, she’s still finding the best way to get from point A to class B, what the breaks and rushes and rhythms are ( Read more... )

Meg is twenty-one minutes early to meet Alain for Olivia's choir's holiday concert.

This is not remarkable. Meg is early for most things, because she really dislikes being late. It makes her feel rushed and off-kilter ( Read more... )

It has been a fairly odd couple of weeks -- a crazy time when everyone has too much to think about and plan and just plain get done. The end of the semester, exams, Christmas and all the assorted rigmarole that accompanies each of them. And while Meg is good at being on top of all that stuff, she does not live in a vacuum. All around her, people ( Read more... )

"Could somebody get that?" Olivia yells, when the phone rings, and since Carrie is out, Meg figures that means her ( Read more... )

When Meg leaves her apartment building on Thursday morning, she finds Roe-bear waiting on the sidewalk ( Read more... )

Meg can't quite remember how she got talked into letting Olivia and Carrie throw a Halloween party in their tiny apartment ( Read more... )