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Halloween...here I come!
Yes, I have my costume. And no, you can't know what it is.
Though I was tempted to revive last years. That was a winner. In more ways than one. -
Home again
(Because what do you do when struggling with a character? Force story upon them.He didn't have time to clean. Sam had only called that morning to say he wanted to come home for the weekend, so Larry had to leave straight from work to go pick him up ( Read more... ) -
Sundays ~ Mini RP Moment
It was later in the evening when he dragged himself from bed. He'd been back and forth between napping, watching TV, and working on an opening statement. He went into the kitchen to find something to eat and made his way through the messy apartment. It was looking more and more like a shitty bachelor pad every day. The kind that was never ( Read more... ) -
Deliveries ~ possible open thread
(This is set for tomorrow, but who knows when I'll be around to post it. So it goes up now. Up to you if you want to go off of this or anything, Em.)
Late in the day near quitting time, a carrier stops by Hawthorne and Milton, more specifically Cora's office, and drops off the following:
A wrapped gift.A slice of "the best chocolate cake" from ( Read more... ) -
Everybody loves a clown ~ RP Moment
Like every other night since Sam left, Larry worked late into the night. Of course he had more work now than ever, but he was glad of that. It kept him busy. Distracted. And that was better than anything else he'd be getting himself into.
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Company wuses
There was actually an inner office debate today for an hour about whether or not people are still wanting to help out the PD's or not - much less go anywhere near the courthouse. It's as I told them. I can't force them to help the backlog of cases down there, but they can't be babies and not do their actual jobs. At least only a couple of them are ( Read more... ) -
Empty Nest ~ RP Moment
Larry dropped the pen he'd been holding, his body leaned over his desk, and he rubbed his eyes. The office was quiet and dark and his desk lamp sent a glow through the room. On the other side of his door the firm was empty. Everyone had gone home. He sighed and leaned back loosening his tie and slowly pulling it off ( Read more... )