Shilo could not sleep. So she came up to the roof, where she could think without feeling like she might disturb Momoko.

Right. Thinking. Not about blond princes in Spandex and great asses and-

"SHILO MARNI WALLACE. Get a hold of yourself, right now." Yes, she was going to lecture herself.

[ooc: open like a roof, feel free to catch her up here. ( Read more... )

Claudia needed room to stretch out as she worked on outfits for Zayne and Zack (those poor, poor souls), so the sofa was covered in orange and purple zebra print fabric which she was industriously running through the bedazzler.

The television was on too, but just as background noise.

Shilo had gone and gotten a laptop today, and had decided to play with it outside, next to the fire.

She was also trying to eat a s'more without getting any of it on the keyboard, which was an interesting process to observe.

[Open to any who wish to come along and watch Shi try to figure out her "historic" device. Or to snag a s'more.]

Liir had been playing his usual game of avoidance for the weekend and thus decided to do something about it ( Read more... )

Shilo was in a dress.

It was not black.

She was in sandals.

Also not black. Or remotely clunky.

She'd gone to the trouble of styling her wig, even.

Now she just had to work up the nerve to actually leave for the party.

"What the hell am I getting myself into..." she moaned.

[ooc: Open to any who want to offer encouragement/insults/advice/ ( Read more... )

Once the sun went down, a rather spectacularly large bonfire was lit for the party. No, Merlin was not aware it was now celebrated on the first of May. Calenders change, after all ( Read more... )

Shilo had decided to celebrate a successful first day at work with a fire. So she'd found some kindling, an old newspaper, and matches, and was building a fire the same way that her father had taught her how to in the fireplace ( Read more... )

After her Civil War Reenactment class (and seriously, what were her parents thinking with that one?), Joan decided to make lunch in the common room. Nothing fancy, just some sandwiches and cut up fruit, but she had spent the weekend hiding from the insanity of the new folks and figured it was time to get out and meet people ( Read more... )