Harriet wasn't sulking and she wasn't lurking, and she certainly wasn't sad. She was just wandering around the outside of the big blue box, looking at it closely ( Read more... )

Harriet woke up nice and early, stretched, and then blinked at her bedroom. Everything was much larger than she was used to. She thought about being scared, then shrugged and decided that it would be better not to. She was eight after all. That was practically a grown up ( Read more... )

Harriet had made a phone call and left a message this morning, requesting a certain someone come and see her today.

While she waited, she worked on organising the move to the cabins. There was coffee brewing, and she'd actually stopped at the bakery on her way in, so there were raisin scones, enough that any visitor needn't go hungry.

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Having sent several small pirates fleeing, Harriet was enjoying her stroll through the town.

It was lovely and clear, cool after the heat of the day, and a chance for her to be alone with her thoughts.

All in all, not a bad way to spend an evening.

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Harriet was having office hours for the first time in quite awhile ( Read more... )

Harriet had been off the island yesterday, and she hadn't been alone. She and Mustang had taken a little trip through the portal to Alexandria ( Read more... )

Harriet was still extremely bemused this morning, and if she tilted her head just right, she could see the Aegean Sea. They were in Greece. The entire island was in GreeceIt was so far past strange, even for this island, it was almost out the other side and into normal. Almost ( Read more... )

Alex (former aide to Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and, as it had turned out, key player in her fall from both power and grace) was walking down the street towards the Hog and Barrow ( Read more... )

It was a pretty typical English pub, of the old school variety: less flashing lights and techno and more dark wood and homebrewed beer ( Read more... )

Harriet sighed as she hung up the phone ( Read more... )