ooc; A short post in which Michelle explains that she’s been sick/super busy with real life.
And it’s kind of disheartening to see that the roleplay can’t breathe without me around to kick everyone in the shins. Which makes this seem like more of a chore to me than something enjoyable now. I’m constantly having to tell you all what to do with your characters, fixing messes and trying to keep the peace between everyone. I kind of feel like you’re taking my creativity and my originality and using it till it’s nothing but a dried out husk. I mean, I’ve had to take on at least seven characters just to keep this thing going and there are only three of us that actively participate in plotting and moving said plot along. I’m just super disappointed right now.
@ Allie
theblonde—rebellion:
You should see me in the mornings, there is no telling what I’ve done the night before. Without my sunglasses I would literally have probably killed more than my petty handful.
Mm.. Well, you are worthy of such are you not?
Sometimes it’s hard to see how murder isn’t justifiable. There are just so many annoying people in the world.
That’s up for debate.
@ Allie
theblonde—rebellion:
Oh, of course my blonde beauty. Even then I am not sure a distinctly known species could properly capture you.
Oh, well now you have me ever so curious. Yet I am sure even Professor Rosier could contest to such a statement?
I’m a very vengeful goddess in the mornings before I’ve had my coffee. Let us simply say that I do not spare the hexes.
I am sure he would tell you all sorts of pretty metaphors.
Ah, you can't ever look drab can you? <3
What can I say? I’ve been touched by the fae, no? How you flatter me, my dark darling immortal.
No, in all seriousness, you have obviously never seen me in the mornings.
Anonymous murmurou:
Oh well can you check the main page? I asked a question about OCs two days ago ... unless you didn't get it .. which would explain that ... -shrug-
I check the main page regularly. The only things in the inbox right now are character auditions that I need to discuss and confessions for the confessions page. Do you mind re-sending it?
In which Alexandra has never been to a theme park and would like to visit one.
your-dr-seuss:
That’s where the mystery lies, wouldn’t you say? Are they truly able to captivate such a grand event as choosing a wand by technolgy? Whereas that is true, from my understanding, the muggles twisted the dark themes into suitable moral lessons for young children. Thus, they meet ‘princesses’, travel to their worlds, visit Castles and whatnot. I do believe it has been decided, then, we must visit it right away. I don’t see why not, I am sure they’ll be just as entertained by both of these parks as we’ll be.
Princesses and castles? Well, that’s fairly boring compared to the old tales, I think. How should we go about inviting everyone? I don’t fancy sharing a room with all of our classmates.
In which Alexandra has never been to a theme park and would like to visit one.
your-dr-seuss:
Not at all, Allie, I simply very surprised. A wand selection, you say? I bet it’s all technology based, I’ve heard of a couple of new inventions the muggles have created in order to fulfill their own need for understanding the unknown. However, I am rather intrigued, I do want to find out more about this. I say we must take a look at it, Allie. Fairy tales indeed, such as Cinderella, Snow White, and other old tales that the muggles adore. I do believe we’d have time, and in the case we don’t, I am sure a time turner would be rather useful.
Muggle technology can be fascinating at times, though I have no idea how they could possibly emulate such an experience as that. I agree, we absolutely have to! What would they possibly have at such a theme park? Most fairytales have such terrifying themes…I doubt they’d do for amusement. This already sounds like a splendid plan, Adonis. Should we include the others?
In which Alexandra has never been to a theme park and would like to visit one.
your-dr-seuss:
You kid me not? That is actually really interesting, I had not heard of such thing. I do wonder where they got the idea from, possibly some muggle had interaction with our world and created the whole theme of the park. Is it accurate to our world? Because I do know of a theme park, in Florida as well, that’s supposed to be ‘magical’, but of course it’s all based on muggle folklore and fairytales.
Have I ever lied to you, Adonis? I hear that they’ve got small stores named after ours as well. And I remember reading something about wand selection. How do you suppose they do that for non-magical beings? So many questions! It’s why I’m so interested in taking a look at it. I wonder if I’ll find it quaint or if I’ll merely laugh at it all? Fairytales? Oh, we must go, then! Surely we could make time for both theme parks?
