RP: Books, books and more books
Date: January 15, 2011
Characters: Laine Kohler, Nellie O’Neill
Location: Barnes & Noble, Sundance Square
Status: Public-ish
Summary: Laine uses one of her days off to browse and shop
Completion: Incomplete
Laine ran her fingers over the spines of the books on the shelves, laughing at some of the titles or subject matters. She probably should have gotten some of her more menial errands accomplished before heading to Barnes and Noble, but she needed a break from the boring things, and bookstores never failed her in that respect. She’d already been in here an hour and wandered through every section from Romance to Travel, leaving the Historical Fiction for last because that was usually the most entertaining section to browse through.
She knew over half of it wasn’t accurate, but she couldn’t help enjoying some of the more entertaining stories, and yes, sometimes picking a part of the plots for all the historical inaccuracies. She leaned down to set the books she was already carrying on the floor beside her fit, then pulled a book off the shelves, something about the Tudors that seemed like it might be entertaining enough.
Characters: Laine Kohler, Nellie O’Neill
Location: Barnes & Noble, Sundance Square
Status: Public-ish
Summary: Laine uses one of her days off to browse and shop
Completion: Incomplete
Laine ran her fingers over the spines of the books on the shelves, laughing at some of the titles or subject matters. She probably should have gotten some of her more menial errands accomplished before heading to Barnes and Noble, but she needed a break from the boring things, and bookstores never failed her in that respect. She’d already been in here an hour and wandered through every section from Romance to Travel, leaving the Historical Fiction for last because that was usually the most entertaining section to browse through.
She knew over half of it wasn’t accurate, but she couldn’t help enjoying some of the more entertaining stories, and yes, sometimes picking a part of the plots for all the historical inaccuracies. She leaned down to set the books she was already carrying on the floor beside her fit, then pulled a book off the shelves, something about the Tudors that seemed like it might be entertaining enough.