Tyrion had skipped chaperoning the dance the night before. Not that he was usually the type to miss a feast, but he'd gotten absorbed in his book -- a history of a place called Russia -- and hadn't even noticed the hours ticking away until it was far too late to get himself to the community center ( Read more... )

There was a sentence on the whiteboard as the students filed into the classroom, and a handout sitting on each desk.

"If you know both yourself and your enemy, you can win a hundred battles without jeopardy." - Sun TzuOnce everyone was seated, Tyrion started to talk. "If you know both yourself and your enemy, you can win a hundred battles without ( Read more... )

Tyrion had heard that today was International Women's Day, so he was honoring it by trying to write a polite letter to his sister.

He was ... mostly succeeding. It might be more of a polite postcard.

His office door was open.

Tyrion's computer was off today ( Read more... )

Tyrion started his day with a letter from his father. He was in ... something less than an excellent mood as he settled behind his desk, trying to come up with either a suitable response to the letter or a lesson plan for the next week.

At least this week, the office door was open and there were no more dolls.

Tyrion didn't think much of it when he let himself into his office and saw a doll sitting in his desk chair. The island gave odd gifts sometimes; no doubt this was yet another of the same. He shifted it to his bookshelf and went to work on a very important project involving some "modeling" shots he'd taken of himself while he was a woman ( Read more... )

After he was done with some not-very-mature-at-all shrieking and casting about for any logical explanation, Tyrion stood in front of the mirror wrapped in a blanket and painfully aware of a few things.

If Tywin Lannister's third child had been born a girl, she would have looked quite a bit like a less regal version of her elder sisterShe also ( Read more... )

Tyrion found an offer from a dating site in his email when he got to his office. With little better to do, he started filling out the survey.

The very long survey ( Read more... )

Tyrion didn't normally read much fiction -- facts tended to be just as outrageous and more relevant -- but, with the increased options in this world, it was perhaps inevitable that he'd fall into the habit. Today he was giving himself a good scare with the story of a murderer whose victim's heart seemed to keep beating long after it should have ( Read more... )

Tyrion Lannister was a very busy man.

... granted, what he was busy with was mainly an online game of something very like cyvasse. Which he was losing badly enough that he was convinced his invisible opponent had to be cheating. But still, that and his books were enough to keep him busy unless someone wanted to talk to him.

[OOC: Open office post ( Read more... )