An intimate (albeit PG-13) look at everyone's favorite waitress/actress and bartender who loves her. Starring magpieinthesky and me.

( You are so easy, you know that? )

This is set very late New Year's Eve/really early New Year's morning :)

The drunk one is darlingchaos
The sober one is me

( How can we fight the demons of the netherworld without liquid courage?! )

The outstanding Sweet Charity - magpieinthesky
The bartender with a crush - me

( But with her gone so much, it hasn't taken a rocket scientist to figure out that he felt something more than that. )

Robin's home for a flying visit.

Dramatis Personawesome:
Robin - secondmezzanine
Barney - me
Lily - otempora42
Marshall - YES! It's the return of darlingchaos
Wendy - for one night only, the star of stage and stage it's magpieinthesky

( There is some awesome news. )

Title: Sometimes A Fantasy
Authors: snogged and magpieintheskyDisclaimer: Carter Bays and Craig Thomas own How I Met Your Mother. We don’t. Please don’t sue ( Read more... )

For vimtastic. What up, EST. :)

( Feeling the heat creep up into her cheeks, she forces herself to pay attention to the animated director )

Imagine if you will, a day where Carl doesn't have to go into work at the bar *le gasp!*

The Theatre Queen - magpieinthesky
The Driving Machine - me

( Hi, Carl! Sorry to bug you on your day off- )

The product of a bored mind... Surprisingly hard to do since there's only one scene that they share together where they're in the same shot... and you have a clear shot of their faces (very specific, but in my mind necessary). The only one which fulfilled this requirement was Mark's wake in "Monday Night Football," so there's some strategic ( Read more... )

And the wheels are set in motion... Happy September, everybody!

the amazingest, aweseomest, good-lookingest boss ever: snogged 
the hesitant butterfly: me

Wendy the Waitress:

**Wendy breezes into the bar, bringing the crisp September afternoon air with her. With a light smile on her face, she brightens as she sees the regulars scattered about the bar**

**She ( Read more... )

She’s not sure where she should be going from here, what she should be doing. She’s been working for most of her life - pushing herself to do what she loves as well as to support herself. She’s worn herself down over the past month between the bar and the audition process, she realizes. There was no real time to be social, to meet people, to even ( Read more... )