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March 21st, 2008

coyote_boy @ 01:20 pm: Who: David and whomever
Where: Streets
When: Midafternoon on Friday

He'd been in London only a few days and already he was antsy. Of course, that was because of the full moon. He'd spent the afternoon before wearing himself out with exercise so that when the time came to change, his coyote-self spent much of the time sleeping. So at least his apartment wasn't wrecked. He'd still be there, keeping in hiding until Sunday, at the earliest except for one small thing.

He had no food.

David hadn't yet stocked his cabinets and he couldn't stay holed up inside without something to eat. Well, he could, but the results wouldn't be pretty, especially when he changed. Usually, he would have thought ahead about this and it wouldn't be a problem but there was something about intercontinental moving that had thrown him off. He still was getting caught up with the time change. He supposed he should be glad that time zones didn't affect his freakishness in unpredictable ways. But still. Food.

Hence why David was walking briskly down the street in search of a market or convenience store or something to pick up enough things to get him by until after the full moon. "This is really getting ridiculous," he snarled to himself just under his breath.

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lastgirlonearth @ 05:36 pm: Who: Felicity, Open
Where: Scribbles Cafe
When: Early Evening

She loved this time of day... the high school kids had gone home, the soccer moms were off making dinner for their sprog, and the business men with their damned nbluetooth headsets had gone off to snazzier nighttime establishments. The nighttime coffee crowd had yet to arrive with their psuedointellectual esoteric conversations, and all her cursory cleaning was done. Against one wall sat a pair with their heads bent over laptops, writing away as they had been for hours in quiet collaboration... in the front sat a solitary guy reading a textbook of some sort. Her time was, at least in part, now her own.

She was tapping happily away on arguing with a classmate online about the global ramifications of Mao's Great Leap Forward when she heard knuckles knocking on her counter and a male voice asking for a Frappuccino. )

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