Mattie's outside today, enjoying the sun and fresh air despite the chill, contemplating whether she might take advantage of this month's free things and start some kind of little garden ( Read more... )

Quinn had been surprised to find the McKinley Choir room, and a little scared. What if it was a trap? After some hesitation, she finally decides it's time to go in - what could it hurt? The room is exactly like it is back home, and for a few minutes Quinn believes she is. It seems so wrong being in the room without everyone else, without Puck ( Read more... )

Because, once again, Willow cannot face the tablet network that is Taxon, she is making this post audio. It's clear from the way her voice cracks that she's been crying. She is officially a mess. It's not like Tara to disappear like this, which makes her wonder something she doesn't want to even think about.

What if Tara's gone...?

Willow, honestly, ( Read more... )

Jason Stackhouse had never been to college unless one counted a semester at tech school a university experience. He had however, watched plenty of movies that (many of them inaccurate) depicted college. This party was a new experience for Jason and he was damn well going to get it right.

The party would take place outside on the lawn in front of ( Read more... )

While Taxon is a city of decent size, it is also rather sleepy and quiet outside of any glitches. When Katherine set out and about earlier, she hadn't specifically intended to visit the zoo. As it is, it's as good a place as any for the vampire to roam about (despite the distinctive smells the place is ripe with) in effort to ease the boredom ( Read more... )

The forest was gone.

There were plenty of trees left - tired things with no spirit to them - but they weren't the right trees. The secret glens had been filled in and the whispering willow trees were silent. Even the ancient oaks - the wise and ancient oaks that had sheltered her from the false sunlight - had been snatched away ( Read more... )

The tablet had been very helpful in letting him know when it might be wise to leave his rooms. When the coast was clear of possibly hostile dots, Long shouldered a satchel containing a few books and notebooks he had thought it simply unbearable to leave behind (and what a trial it had been, deciding that, winnowing it down to what he could carry). ( Read more... )

After February Jason needed several rounds of a good beer. Drinking on his own was fine, but not knowing where his own local bar was located, in his opinion, was just sad. It didn't take long for him to find what looked like a sports bar. Thankfully it looked much more like Merlotte's than Fangtasia.

When he sat down and ordered what was on draft ( Read more... )

Nearly ten at night isn't the time that most people would typically be going to church, unless they were attending a holiday mass, but Angela has never exactly been typical. It took her a while to find a church in the city, and then it took some more time to locate where it was (a few months in the city and she's still not entirely used to it). She ( Read more... )

The party was over. The only dead people walking the streets now were the ones who had been invited to the city by the hamsters.

Drusilla had enjoyed the last week. It had been bloody and chaotic, yes, but her heart - her dead and silent heart - had stirred with the thrill of it. She was bloody and chaotic, after all. She'd been able to kill and ( Read more... )