HERE THAR BE PUPS
So. The narration feels a bit guilty for not having posted certain people in for a while. So here's a post.
Kaylee has wandered in again, with a baby inna sling against her chest. She looks very cheerful about being here, and has thought up her usual treat of strawberries and cream to celebrate.
Florence is sitting at the bar, not even pretending she's not getting pissed at ten in the morning. It's just one of those days.
Dora has decided that she wants to perch somewhere, so Jane has provided a sturdy bookcase that's deeper than most bookcases, and the metamorphmagus is perched on top, doing homework of some sort.
Allie is still anti-social, but she's decided to be so in a certain corner that a certain mutant might not be the happiest to see is occupied by someone who doesn't like him much.
And not least of all, Matt is staring at the door, bouncing a rubber ball against the wall, trying to figure out how to get out when the door appears to be locked. Or possibly he's trying to write, given the open laptop next to him. Of course, the laptop could just be Jane's way of trying to distract him. He doesn't seem too pleased by the screensaver (the Studio 60 logo), or the fact that the desktop image is a picture of Harriet, and he can't seem to change either.
All are botherable, the teenagers are infectable, and the narration now feels better about herself.
Kaylee has wandered in again, with a baby inna sling against her chest. She looks very cheerful about being here, and has thought up her usual treat of strawberries and cream to celebrate.
Florence is sitting at the bar, not even pretending she's not getting pissed at ten in the morning. It's just one of those days.
Dora has decided that she wants to perch somewhere, so Jane has provided a sturdy bookcase that's deeper than most bookcases, and the metamorphmagus is perched on top, doing homework of some sort.
Allie is still anti-social, but she's decided to be so in a certain corner that a certain mutant might not be the happiest to see is occupied by someone who doesn't like him much.
And not least of all, Matt is staring at the door, bouncing a rubber ball against the wall, trying to figure out how to get out when the door appears to be locked. Or possibly he's trying to write, given the open laptop next to him. Of course, the laptop could just be Jane's way of trying to distract him. He doesn't seem too pleased by the screensaver (the Studio 60 logo), or the fact that the desktop image is a picture of Harriet, and he can't seem to change either.
All are botherable, the teenagers are infectable, and the narration now feels better about herself.