"Starch," Eliot said, as soon as it looked like they had all the students they were going to get, this week. There was still a large pile of vegetables on the front desk, and diced up waiting for the students at their work stations. There would always be a large pile of vegetables in this class. No one -- in Eliot's culture at least, and he was ( Read more... )

Like so many weekends before it, the calm of a September Saturday morning was interrupted by the unscheduled opening of a portal in the park. This one sprang to life in a blaze of blue and gold and a burst of glitter before settling into something more stable ( Read more... )

There was a cranky pony on the beach this afternoon.

There was a cranky pony on fire on the beach this afternoon ( Read more... )

In front of the castle in the preserve stood three green warp tunnels yadda yadda.

These are the misadventures of the poor fools who picked the second one.

( Arrival! )

Half the island seemed to have gone completely barmy, but the insanity had somehow managed to miss Jonothon somewhat. Difficult to burst into song when you had no mouth, after all ( Read more... )

It was still break week, and Zack still had a whole lot of nothing in particular to do. Which meant, naturally, that he was going to spend it doing a whole lot of nothing in particular ( Read more... )

Clark wasn't exactly working at the bar so much as stopping by to see how his good friend Tino was. Maybe have a coke and see if he couldn't tune in some preseason football for his trouble.

It was good being in a town where he didn't get interrupted twice a quarter to rescue someone who'd been buried alive.

Zack seemed to have somehow convinced a baby chocobo that he was its mommy ( Read more... )

Davy had been trying to get to Mont St. Michel (he'd seen pictures of it, it looked cool, he was tired of jumping between New York, Florida, his place in the middle of nowhere, Mexico, and the library in Ohio, and Millie had told him to leave her alone this weekend while she studied for midterms), but this wasn't it.

Oh, sure, it looked kind of ( Read more... )

It was a new day and there was no better way to start a new day than with the continuation of the carnival. There was still snow coating the ground but the atmosphere was as lively as ever. With cream-colored decorations and twinkling lights, the Student Council had aimed for a winter wonderland kind of theme, and the snow simply added to the ( Read more... )