News Report #4
Report #004 - Wibble Times to Wednseday, Nov 30th
A [Action: 1248 Williams Road]
[She woke up in her 'own' Mayfield bed after the madness of Bombfield, and -- freaked out a little, okay? There might've been some crying in the shower, but you know what? Roxanne isn't letting anybody see how weirded out and scared she is in this town. Not her housemates, and anybody else. She's tougher than that.]
[Once cleaned up, calm, and collected, she went about the morning routine, and got the mail. She found something with her name on it-- and opened it up, finding a catalog showing her clothing she'd worn in the past. That was weird. But she'd learned about things coming in the post...]
[So she went upstairs and poked around and found some of her wardrobe had been returned to her! It was so nice to have sneakers and slacks and even jeans! Her comfy sweatpants and a tank top, even! It was glorious! So she promptly changed into something 'her' and felt a tiny bit better about the day, even if it had started off with stress and sadness.]
B: [Action: Around Town]
[Running some errands for the house, Roxanne includes stopping at the general store and gas stations to find and buy various newspapers, periodicals -- anything she can find, to see how the town disseminates information.... and how she can echo the language. Does someone have an idea? A plan?]
[You bet your sweet bippy she does.]
C: [Phone]
Well, that was traumatic.
Hey, I'm trying to find people in the business; journalism, that is. I have some thoughts -- about maybe helping people learn things a little faster, maybe better prepare them for some of the things that happens in the fine town of Mayfield.
I'd like to touch bases with the like minded and experienced, to see what we can do if we put our heads together.
A [Action: 1248 Williams Road]
[She woke up in her 'own' Mayfield bed after the madness of Bombfield, and -- freaked out a little, okay? There might've been some crying in the shower, but you know what? Roxanne isn't letting anybody see how weirded out and scared she is in this town. Not her housemates, and anybody else. She's tougher than that.]
[Once cleaned up, calm, and collected, she went about the morning routine, and got the mail. She found something with her name on it-- and opened it up, finding a catalog showing her clothing she'd worn in the past. That was weird. But she'd learned about things coming in the post...]
[So she went upstairs and poked around and found some of her wardrobe had been returned to her! It was so nice to have sneakers and slacks and even jeans! Her comfy sweatpants and a tank top, even! It was glorious! So she promptly changed into something 'her' and felt a tiny bit better about the day, even if it had started off with stress and sadness.]
B: [Action: Around Town]
[Running some errands for the house, Roxanne includes stopping at the general store and gas stations to find and buy various newspapers, periodicals -- anything she can find, to see how the town disseminates information.... and how she can echo the language. Does someone have an idea? A plan?]
[You bet your sweet bippy she does.]
C: [Phone]
Well, that was traumatic.
Hey, I'm trying to find people in the business; journalism, that is. I have some thoughts -- about maybe helping people learn things a little faster, maybe better prepare them for some of the things that happens in the fine town of Mayfield.
I'd like to touch bases with the like minded and experienced, to see what we can do if we put our heads together.