I'll get there in a blue dream (open)
Who: thenobledie and you!
When: April 14th, early morning to late morning/noon
Where: Public Market, to start
Format: action
What: Shirley is wandering about the market, as she sometimes does. Care to bother her? She might offer more than a vague statement today! (Must be something in the air.) Def. will offer a snack, though.
Warnings: n/a
[this particular morning doesn't see many people in the market. shirley doesn't know if this is normal at this time or day, but she doesn't care, either; it doesn't matter, really. so the crowd - if one could call it that - is easy to maneuver through. nor is it unbearably loud. shirley isn't one for noise anymore. old age or something like that. either way, she's a prickly woman when one gets right down to it.
so she finds something of interest (food, of course, because food is the only thing of interest she will buy. but technology is interesting, too! just not something she can do much with.) and peers at it curiously. the vendor says several things to encourage the customer but is paid little mind. when shirley speaks, it isn't too say 'yes.' instead:]
And what do you think?
[...who is she talking to! hard to say. maybe the person standing near or behind her. they must be living, though, because as far as shirley is concerned: if there is one thing the living must be experts on, it's the food they find likeable.]
When: April 14th, early morning to late morning/noon
Where: Public Market, to start
Format: action
What: Shirley is wandering about the market, as she sometimes does. Care to bother her? She might offer more than a vague statement today! (Must be something in the air.) Def. will offer a snack, though.
Warnings: n/a
[this particular morning doesn't see many people in the market. shirley doesn't know if this is normal at this time or day, but she doesn't care, either; it doesn't matter, really. so the crowd - if one could call it that - is easy to maneuver through. nor is it unbearably loud. shirley isn't one for noise anymore. old age or something like that. either way, she's a prickly woman when one gets right down to it.
so she finds something of interest (food, of course, because food is the only thing of interest she will buy. but technology is interesting, too! just not something she can do much with.) and peers at it curiously. the vendor says several things to encourage the customer but is paid little mind. when shirley speaks, it isn't too say 'yes.' instead:]
And what do you think?
[...who is she talking to! hard to say. maybe the person standing near or behind her. they must be living, though, because as far as shirley is concerned: if there is one thing the living must be experts on, it's the food they find likeable.]