OOM: NYC

[gavin62truck]

[ [Millitimed to shortly after Kate's return and before Aphrodite's holiday party.]


The continuing adventures of Tommy and Kate in New York City:

Part III: an ice skating lesson; a giant weasel/badger/mongoose/beaver/squirrel thing. (Adult content toward the end of the thread.)

Previously
Part I: firetrucks and firemen; a library and a poetry lesson.
Part II: hot dogs and giant billboards; but mostly just hot dogs. ]

A Foolish thing by a Foolish Fool

[forgottenmotley]

Sometimes, when you're the Fool, you just have the urge to do something completely and utterly ridiculous. Something so utterly bizarre that people can't help but wonder what the hell is going on. Why is he doing such a foolish thing?

Such an urge has over come the Fool now.

Which is why he's having a spirited conversation with a stack of napkins.

These aren't the napkins that occasionally appear on the Bar.

It's just a stack of napkins.

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[fivepointohgpa]

The front door sweeps open and in strides a red-haired girl, a schoolbag on one arm and a passel of shopping bags on the other.

"Jackson," she throws over her shoulder, "don't forget my shoes--"

Oh.

There's no Jackson.

And this is not her mother's house.

Milliways, you've acquired one Lydia Martin.

(She'll try to go easy on you.)


[tiny tag: Lydia Martin]

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[thekidfrombrooklyn]

Steve has been in the bar for a few days, laying low as ordered. This has meant equal parts lazing about (well, as lazy as you can get with an enthusiastic and athletic lover) and working out, and so it's with a healthy appetite that he comes down to the bar tonight.

He's mostly done with his pastrami on rye when the familiar napkin pops up. Steve wipes his mouth and says, "Sure, ma'am, no problem," before he vaults himself over the bar.

(What? Showing off? Captain Steve Rogers? Never.)

It seems wisest to keep things simple.

TONIGHT'S SPECIALS
Mulled wine
Irish Coffee
Hot chocolate

He's got his sketchbook out to keep himself occupied while he waits for customers.