RP: What am I working on?
Characters: Lee Jordan
Location: WWN offices
Date: March 4, 2000
Status/Warning: Closed/Some swearing
Summary: Lee attempts to work during the off-season
Completion: Complete
Lee shifted in his chair as he looked at the piece of parchment on his desk. It was pretty much blank with the exception of Possible story ideas for Lee written at the top. He'd been working on it all morning and still nothing had really come to him. Sure, the Quidditch World Cup tournament would be starting first rounds next month, but that was still a month away. Plus, the British, Irish and Scottish teams weren't looking too great at the moment, since most of the players weren't playing for a year.
Sighing, Lee pulled out his wand from the drawer and casted a charm to make the parchment dance. Nothing happened. "Dammit, George!" he said as he tossed the fake wand with the pile of them he had in the corner. Lee wasn't actually angry at George, seeing as he purchased a lot of them a while back for a prank on the office (He put a couple in each desk. including his own, apparently) and he was just now getting around to finding them all. He chuckled at the memory; it was classic. Finding his actual wand, he charmed the parchment and it began to dance around his desk, giving him another chuckle. Lee was beginning to hate the off season, he had to think about what he was going to talk about when on the air.
Maybe I need to go overseas. he thought. Talk to some of the other national teams. See how they are preparing. The idea wasn't bad; it wasn't earth shaking, but it certainly was a start. He quickly stopped the dancing parchment and wrote down his idea, which lead to one more and that one in turn lead to several. Before he knew it, he had six or seven ideas.
Lee, satisfied with his list, charmed the parchment into an aero-plane and set it to his boss' office. He pulled out another piece of parchment and began writing a wonderfully awful plan to send all of those fake wands back to George. "Wonder if he has a desk drawer he opens all the time?"
Location: WWN offices
Date: March 4, 2000
Status/Warning: Closed/Some swearing
Summary: Lee attempts to work during the off-season
Completion: Complete
Lee shifted in his chair as he looked at the piece of parchment on his desk. It was pretty much blank with the exception of Possible story ideas for Lee written at the top. He'd been working on it all morning and still nothing had really come to him. Sure, the Quidditch World Cup tournament would be starting first rounds next month, but that was still a month away. Plus, the British, Irish and Scottish teams weren't looking too great at the moment, since most of the players weren't playing for a year.
Sighing, Lee pulled out his wand from the drawer and casted a charm to make the parchment dance. Nothing happened. "Dammit, George!" he said as he tossed the fake wand with the pile of them he had in the corner. Lee wasn't actually angry at George, seeing as he purchased a lot of them a while back for a prank on the office (He put a couple in each desk. including his own, apparently) and he was just now getting around to finding them all. He chuckled at the memory; it was classic. Finding his actual wand, he charmed the parchment and it began to dance around his desk, giving him another chuckle. Lee was beginning to hate the off season, he had to think about what he was going to talk about when on the air.
Maybe I need to go overseas. he thought. Talk to some of the other national teams. See how they are preparing. The idea wasn't bad; it wasn't earth shaking, but it certainly was a start. He quickly stopped the dancing parchment and wrote down his idea, which lead to one more and that one in turn lead to several. Before he knew it, he had six or seven ideas.
Lee, satisfied with his list, charmed the parchment into an aero-plane and set it to his boss' office. He pulled out another piece of parchment and began writing a wonderfully awful plan to send all of those fake wands back to George. "Wonder if he has a desk drawer he opens all the time?"