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Should I stay or should I go?
Who: Desi and Frankie
Where: Sarah's Place
When: Dinner time
The staggering lack of balance felt around Desi had been the entire reason why she had gotten blackout drunk the night before. Of course that didn't help the balance of the universe, but it sure as hell helped Desi's - in putting her well beyond incapable to keep steady, as it happened. Hours later, however, once the hangover, following elation at her own magical powers and finally the company of family wore off, Desi was left with that nagging feeling again. And then, the distinct notion that she had no idea what to do about it.
Having the weekend off also meant that instead of having actual things to do, more often than not, Desi was left with her own thoughts (and Hatee's) to keep her company most of the day. Eventually, after having left Arwen's home Desi had gone to hers, showered and dressed properly (which meant, in fresh clothes she hadn't worn last night). Then, she had made her way to the school, where chaos and despair still reigned supreme. Times like these, she really could use your typical all-american burger and milkshake - with or without company. So once she was satisfied with her time spent at the high school, Desi made her way to Sarah's Place. When her time to order was almost here, she was still unsure whether to ask for it to go or not. Sure, it was sad to dine out all on your own, according to most people. For Desi it was a nice respite from all the people she dealt with daily - family included.
Where: Sarah's Place
When: Dinner time
The staggering lack of balance felt around Desi had been the entire reason why she had gotten blackout drunk the night before. Of course that didn't help the balance of the universe, but it sure as hell helped Desi's - in putting her well beyond incapable to keep steady, as it happened. Hours later, however, once the hangover, following elation at her own magical powers and finally the company of family wore off, Desi was left with that nagging feeling again. And then, the distinct notion that she had no idea what to do about it.
Having the weekend off also meant that instead of having actual things to do, more often than not, Desi was left with her own thoughts (and Hatee's) to keep her company most of the day. Eventually, after having left Arwen's home Desi had gone to hers, showered and dressed properly (which meant, in fresh clothes she hadn't worn last night). Then, she had made her way to the school, where chaos and despair still reigned supreme. Times like these, she really could use your typical all-american burger and milkshake - with or without company. So once she was satisfied with her time spent at the high school, Desi made her way to Sarah's Place. When her time to order was almost here, she was still unsure whether to ask for it to go or not. Sure, it was sad to dine out all on your own, according to most people. For Desi it was a nice respite from all the people she dealt with daily - family included.