Jaycie spent most of her day passed out. Billy knows that because he pulled the medic aside before he approached her bed. The ten minutes he got with her -- she didn't recognize him, but how could she, with her head covered in gauze ( Read more... )

Specials:

Anyone who has had a birthday in November drinks half-off. Prove it, though.

There's really not enough birthday celebrations around Milliways, sometimes.

[ooc: slowtime or fade; your choice. :-* Thanks to all who tagged.]

[While in the infirmary, Bill Adama has had some nice visitors. And time to think about things.

First thread still slowtimed.]

It's been long enough since he dressed like a civilian that Adama looks completely ill at ease -- above and beyond the way he moves. Plenty of exertion -- too much, he guesses Dr. Tam will say -- means he's leaning heavily on a cane as he emerges from the infirmary and makes his way slowly down the hall ( Read more... )

She'd tried so many times to get here during the crisis, to see if there was something, anything, that could be brought back to help. Each time her closet door had opened on just that-- her closet ( Read more... )

You didn't notice, but last night somebody left a note at the bar for Lee Adama.

(Of course you didn't notice. Shadowcat Express.)

[ Immediately previousHe makes the marines stop outside the door to his quarters as they caravan back to the infirmary; he tells them he doesn't need help and if he's not out in five minutes, it's all right to come in ( Read more... )

[The meeting with the President doesn't go well.

What comes after is even worse.

Warning for violence in the second link.]

Truth is, he's waiting for the other shoe to drop.

At least outside. When Bill Adama comes in tonight and has a seat at a table with a hardcover book and a cup of coffee in tow, all he's thinking about is whether or not he just put too much sugar in his coffee.

Nice to have a break.

Her hands are trembling, she notes, and when she looks in the mirror Roslin sees that her face is drawn. "I look like--"

A dying woman. She stops that train of thought quickly ( Read more... )