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It was over, and Cally knew it. She'd barely slept the past two days, Nicky clutched tightly in her arms. She no longer felt safe, she no longer felt like she'd escaped ( Read more... )

Cally Tyrol was having a pretty okay day. Since she worked during the week, it was always nice to have a day home with Nicky. The house was big, and felt a little empty on a weekend like this ( Read more... )

As I see my illustrious fellow landlord-playing friend has posted, I shall follow suit!

There are 2 open rooms at the MCA - check it out here, comment here or e-mail to grab one.

Also, there is room at 33 Apocalypse Avenue where Cally and her tyke Nicky reside, in case anyone has machinations on living there!

With people coming back to town for Homecoming, Cally wondered if anyone was going to stop by.

She sat on her porch with her Nicky playing on the floor of the porch not far off. She kept a careful eye on him between reading portions of a terrible romance novel.

[ooc: Open post!]

This fine morning, Cally hung a very important sign on the house door.

No Fish AllowedShe'd seen one of those flying monstrosities and they could stay the hell away from her and her little boy. She'd leave the heroics to the people who weren't responsible for a one-year-old ( Read more... )

Cally was breathless and panting by the time she had run into 33 Apocalypse Avenue. She could have kissed the floors that were back beneath her feet, but they were not what was truly important ( Read more... )

Cally stood out in front of the house, breathing in the fresh air. Nicky was amazingly napping this early, so she had the baby monitor receiver in one hand, just in case he started crying ( Read more... )

So I heard you like mudkips rooming for your adult characters? Mauvaise Chance Apartments is here to get anyone who didn't already grab a place at MHA would like a spacious home in an increasingly vacant building ( Read more... )

Cally was, at least, no longer completely freeloading off of Paige at 33 Apolcalypse Avenue. With a job came an income, and a chance to put food on the table ( Read more... )