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Pacific Princess, Wednesday Morning/Afternoon

Feb 24, 2015 23:53

For those of you not sleeping off hangovers due to last night's jaunt into the fictional future, it was a beautiful morning just off the Mexican coast. And about mid-morning, the ship would be pulling in to dock in Puerta Vallarta. If you do decide to head off onto dry land, just be sure to make it back before the ship leaves at 6pm sharp! And for ( Read more... )

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The Malecon godgavemecable February 25 2015, 06:55:50 UTC

The city's popular boardwalk by the beach is lined with shops, restaurants and artists selling their wares. Begin your stroll at the Los Milenos sculpture by Mathis Lidice and head southward.

Re: The Malecon suitablyheroic February 25 2015, 07:59:40 UTC

You know, Atton wasn't actually looking for a lot of excitement today. Getting off the ship, losing himself in the bustle of the boardwalk-- it was nice. He'd just.. wander.

Continuing that Jedi contemplation streak he'd been on since yesterday.

Re: The Malecon dauntless_four February 25 2015, 09:39:44 UTC

Maybe nobody would recognize Four under the wig he was wearing? Please?

He needed to get better at shuffleboard or to learn not to make bets with Sia Fel. One or the other.

Re: The Malecon theheadkid February 25 2015, 12:35:44 UTC

Travis found he wanted to do everything he could but decided to start out slow. That meant strolling down the boardwalk and stopping when things caught his eye. He was going to buy so much crap right now and he wasn't even going to regret it.

Re: The Malecon wildandbrave February 25 2015, 16:42:36 UTC

At some point during the day, Cosette managed to sneak in some time to get to the boardwalk and go shopping. She had to get something for her father, of course, and that was always a challenge: what to get him that would be practical enough that he wouldn't object too much about it, the way he always did about anything even the slightest bit above the 'bare essentials' category, but nice enough to be a proper gift? Maybe a new wallet, or a belt ( ... )

Re: The Malecon never_dull February 25 2015, 16:48:21 UTC

Oh, thank heavens - real food!

Hannibal was going to admire the art, of course, but mostly he was just going to enjoy some birria and some decent coffee, and charm some of the locals into selling him the good, handmade tortillas and some quality seafood.

Given all the 1970s American tourists around, the fact he was fluent in Spanish did half the work for him.

Re: The Malecon not_every_mage February 25 2015, 20:27:01 UTC

"Excuse me, but where did you find that?" Anders asked idly, gesturing to the bowl of stew. "It smells fantastic."

Re: The Malecon never_dull February 25 2015, 20:32:40 UTC

Hannibal smiled. "It is. And no spam in sight. Just over here." He pointed and began to lead the way. "Would you like to try it first?" He'd seen Anders around enough to recognize him as a student, and considered it his duty to feed him actual food.

Re: The Malecon not_every_mage February 25 2015, 20:39:21 UTC

Anders had recognized Hannibal as a teacher, which was most of why he'd approached the man. Finding a teacher who seemed willing to help him get a decent meal was even better.

"If you don't mind," he said, brightening as he followed along. "I doubt it'll be the worst thing I've ever eaten either way, but it's always nice to make sure before you put your coins down."

Re: The Malecon never_dull February 25 2015, 21:11:27 UTC

"Of course." Hannibal held the bowl out to him. "Although even if you've had nothing worse than the food on this ship, this is far better."

Re: The Malecon not_every_mage February 25 2015, 21:28:45 UTC

"Oh, I've had worse," Anders said ruefully as he accepted the bowl and considered how to best attack its contents without making a total mess of anything. "But I've never had worse that thought it was fancy. It's impressive how much care they put into food that tastes so undistinguished."

He took an almost dainty sip from the edge of the bowl and wiped his reddened lips against the back of his hand before offering the bowl back to Hannibal. "It's spicy," he said. "Tastes like something from the Mexican place in town, but fresher and without all the gloppy cheese."

Re: The Malecon never_dull February 25 2015, 22:34:36 UTC

"That would make sense," Hannibal said, taking his bowl back and offering Anders a napkin. "And as to the ship's food, that's it precisely - I've had worse, but nobody pretended that it was better." He shook his head.

"This place here." It was a small open place, little more than a stand, but with brisk business from the locals, which was what Hannibal had been looking for. "I don't believe we've actually met, by the way - Doctor Hannibal Lecter." He held out his hand.

Re: The Malecon not_every_mage February 25 2015, 23:10:46 UTC

"Anders," Anders said, and accepted the hand for a quick shake once he'd mopped his hand on the napkin. "Sorry, usually that point comes before I beg a bite of anyone's food."

Re: The Malecon never_dull February 25 2015, 23:48:34 UTC

Hannibal laughed. "That's perfectly all right; I'm always willing to feed people. Anders. Has Karla or Jono gotten hold of you yet today?"

Re: The Malecon not_every_mage February 25 2015, 23:55:53 UTC

Anders shook his head. "I didn't think I'd been doing anything a teacher would notice," he said cautiously.

Re: The Malecon never_dull February 25 2015, 23:58:57 UTC

"It isn't anything you've done," Hannibal assured him, "but rather something we're planning. Karla thought you might be interested in a bit of an adventure this evening."

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