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Week Name: A Quiet Lull
Date/Time: 4 November 2006 / 10:40am
Location: Hogsmeade - Honeydukes
Characters: Jackie, OPEN
Status: Public
Summary: Jackie raids Honeydukes, of course. do you really want her on more sugar?
Completion: Incomplete
She was like a kid in a candy store. LITERALLY. Jackie grinned, wide-eyed appreciative of the selection of Honeydukes. Although she was now older -and hopefully, wiser- she still loved sweets as much as she did when she was eleven (but now, she made better choices and knew which ones weren't too appetizing). She wandered around the store alone, lost in her thoughts of calculations (how many items she could buy with how much money she had), and what she could pick up for friends. Phillip might not buy anything for himself, but instead buy things for Vivien; and Saffron might not remember to pick up anything if she was busy with Callum. She hadn't seen Jory in a while, nor Sean, but she thought about getting them something too. So, she went through the math in her head, not noticing the person she stumbled into at the side. "Sorry," she smiled apologetically.
Date/Time: 4 November 2006 / 10:40am
Location: Hogsmeade - Honeydukes
Characters: Jackie, OPEN
Status: Public
Summary: Jackie raids Honeydukes, of course. do you really want her on more sugar?
Completion: Incomplete
She was like a kid in a candy store. LITERALLY. Jackie grinned, wide-eyed appreciative of the selection of Honeydukes. Although she was now older -and hopefully, wiser- she still loved sweets as much as she did when she was eleven (but now, she made better choices and knew which ones weren't too appetizing). She wandered around the store alone, lost in her thoughts of calculations (how many items she could buy with how much money she had), and what she could pick up for friends. Phillip might not buy anything for himself, but instead buy things for Vivien; and Saffron might not remember to pick up anything if she was busy with Callum. She hadn't seen Jory in a while, nor Sean, but she thought about getting them something too. So, she went through the math in her head, not noticing the person she stumbled into at the side. "Sorry," she smiled apologetically.