Generally when Deb says she's going out, it means something is going to be imbibed or set on fire or vandalized, because apparently Minneapolis is just too pristine or sober or something (yes, that's the answer). Fortunately these incidents tend to occur only with Nori in tow - or, to be fair, when Deb is bored - and tonight she's just cruising ( Read more... )

Garion hasn't been very talkative lately, both in person and over the journals. He's gone through the motions of being present and accounted for - even been personable and Garion-y at times when it's been appropriate, but his mind's elsewhere and has been ever since he took one step too many and his foot landed in something it wasn't supposed to ( Read more... )

It's after school on Monday, after an interesting conversation with Zachary and a few realizations about herself, and Candice is gathering her books a half hour after most everyone else has gone--she had choir practice, but it didn't go very late, blessedly. She pulls her jacket on over her shoulders and slings her backpack over one arm, but can't ( Read more... )

Blake is radiating miniature-business shark vibes with the pinstriped pants and the stupidly expensive sunglasses, but mostly with the studied B| face that says: I have money and I'm a horrible person. He has made every attempt to have Enfys on his arm, even though this really only clouds the issue of their relationship and what in the world they' ( Read more... )

So upon judging that the interest in step team is limited unless the student population actually get to see how much effort goes into this 'percussive dance' movement, Candice and Enfys have set up a small space in the foyer for their classmates to observe them and the rest of the team. Candice has tied her hair up in a ponytail for this purpose, ( Read more... )

There is another booth set up, at St. Jude's. It has ...some paper print-outs from the library that are not very elaborate, because perhaps they were done approximately twenty minutes before the workshop began, and a large lacrosse stick across the table. There is also a sign reading "GIRLS' LACROSSE BOOTH AND PETITION" in large bold letters ( Read more... )

C'mon, you knew there had to be one of these. Naturally, it is currently being left up to a 15-year-old girl, because she is overly responsible and most everyone in Ministry is in a few activities ( Read more... )

It's quite early to be meeting at the deli, only about seventeen minutes after the place actually opened for customers, and therefore unusually quiet. The flood of students hoping for a quick breakfast and coffee before class aren't here yet--except that one there, miss Candice with one elbow balanced on the table top. She's at a booth by the ( Read more... )

And here we have Professor Abberline with his first classes post spring break. He's at his desk, which is in the corner of the room across from the door, hiding behind his computer monitor and trying to pretend like he isn't a little hung over from St. Patrick's Day.

On the board, there's this pleasant little note:

Welcome back from Spring Break ( Read more... )

Down the street from St. Jude's, there's a tiny deli which sells breakfast to students on their way to school (along with coffee, which is not permitted in class, but will keep you awake during it, blessedly). It's a pretty common place to hit up if you've got a few minutes before the first bell, and so, there you may find Candice, curled up in a ( Read more... )