Snowglobe Post
First there is a school.
A school made up of well decorated hallways, ornate windows and a rehearsal room filled with comfortable leather couches. The boys who go there all wear the same red, gray and dark blue uniform. It's safe and beautiful and filled with music:
There is a coffee shop, the Lima Bean. It's clean and cozy, with painted coffee containers on the walls and small circular tables. Ever pillar has the Lima Bean logo as proper branding. The staff is friendly. The people merrily sip at their lattes and mochas:
Next there is a house, but it isn't Blaine's house. The pictures on the walls of the family aren't his family. They're just the people who have helped him feel welcome and loved in their home. It has warm walls, comfortable couches, one hell of a kitchen. And there is a room. A room with white walls and red and silver decorations and a bed with the most furry blanket Blaine has ever slept with:
There is another house, but this one doesn't matter as much. There's only one room that shows up when you look into the globe, and even then the focus is almost always on the bed:
Interlaced with all of this, important and ever present, there is the stage:
And all of the wonderful things that can happen there....
