A girl and a horse walked into an ice cream shop ( Read more... )

The park had been set up with several booths and tents for vendors for the first, um, semi-annual Monthly Market. There'd be plenty of areas to shop around and mingle, and it was all cleaned up from yesterday's carnival, really. It just so hapened that the place might get all messed up again really quickly today, too.

[Plz be waiting for OCD.]

Much of the glitter had fallen to the floor and the snowmen were starting to look a bit dingey but the music was still playing, the punch was still flowing and the greatest hits of Fandom past and presents weren't about to be stopped.

[OOC: Post is very SP friendly, OCD threads need to go up before pinging in IS UP AND POST IS OPEN!]

The first thing that might be noticed when students walked into the Town Hall was the towering stone troll statues that had been dragged in to grace the corners of the dance floor.  It being Homecoming and a semi-formal dance, the trolls were decked out appropriately in hats, glitter, and togas.  Fairy lights were strung across the ceiling, some ( Read more... )

This Homecoming event, whatever it was, was certainly moving the formalwear. Which meant people were buying a lot of formalwear, which was, conveniently enough, both expensive and chic. Therefore, Homecoming was fine by Tink.

She even came in on a day when the shop should be closed. Wasn't that ever so kind of her?

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Sometimes, it was just bad for Chad to experience some things. Class today had made him a little...paranoid might actually be the best word for it. He worried, terribly, for the safety of the kittens when he came into work today because, while there was no chance of a graham cracker river here, there were all those walls. So he kept the cats ( Read more... )

With his classes over for the week, Lee decided that he wanted out of the dorms. Once he was awake enough, he wandered his way down to the beach slowly, taking time to get his bearings, examine the area for quick exits and mentally map the town in his head ( Read more... )

Katara had been at the beach all morning enjoying the effects of the full moon on the tides and her bending.  Which meant she was slightly damp and more than a little salty when she pushed open the door of the post office ( Read more... )

Katara had a new toy.  A laser pointer.

And Not Tiddles had a new game as he chased it all over the post office.

They both were happy, and Katara noticeably unscratched     

Katara was perched on top of the counter in the post office with a fishing rod in her hand.  With any luck, she could keep Not Tiddles distracted by the furry mousey thing on the end of the line.  A distracted Not Tiddles meant a happy Katara and - well, it wasn't like she could tell, but she thought it meant a happy Gladys too.