When she awoke and discovered that they were no longer off the coast of Santorini, Inara realized that she had to move more quickly if she didn't want to miss out on the opportunities to learn more about what Earth-that-Was was like than any historian living in her time ever had ( Read more... )

Howdy all! Sorry if I've been flaky and dropping threads for the last few days, but the roomie/BFF and her husband are the proud parents of a brand new baby girl, born Saturday evening. They're bringing her home from the hospital today, so there may be more bouts of flakiness and dropped threads until we get the household back under some ( Read more... )

Inara wasn't sleeping well, so it was just as well classes were over for a bit and she didn't have to concentrate during the days. The nights had been spent in Gavin's bed, wearing the shirt she borrowed when she stayed there with him ( Read more... )

Inara had left Anya still sleeping and decided to sneak out for a walk and some desperately needed meditation for a little while before she woke up and they found Gavin and decided what to do about the rest of their time together ( Read more... )

It was another lazy Sunday, so after a long walk around the island and a somewhat prolonged discussion in Chinese with the machinery in the laundry room, Inara was once again reading on her bed.

Another history book. It amazed her how different Earth-that-Was's actual history was from what she'd learned in school.

[ooc: Post is for a certain ( Read more... )

For lack of anything better to do, Inara had the radio going and was stretched out on her bed, reading a book.

The door was open.

Inara woke early and toddled over to the window, climbing up on the desk so she could move the covering out of the way. Trees, sunshine, grass, oooh, birds!

"Oooh, pretty."

That settled it. Today was an outside day.

Once she climbed down, she went to get dressed, and was most displeased by what she found in her closet. Why were they all ( Read more... )

Jaina was out, and Inara was thinking of taking the opportunity to write a letter to Nandi. Except for the part where if the Companion Guild heard about yesterday, they'd either laugh themselves silly at her fall, or complete it by evicting her ( Read more... )

"So explain to me again why I don't have to put the sign on the door tonight?" Inara called from her spot on the patio. She loved having the breeze run through her hair, though the knots would be a mess later.

[ooc: For the better golfer, omg.]

Inara had no classes today, the hopes of a romantic date with Gavin tomorrow, and a public masquerade dance on Friday. The problem, of course, was that her face was blue todayShe was using various lotions and facial cleansers in an effort to remove the paint, peering periodically into the mirror and trying to tell herself that the color was at ( Read more... )