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Brian Kinney (b_kinney) wrote in omega_reality,
@ 2012-09-03 12:29:00

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*complete, 2012 09, character: alexis castle, character: april kepner, character: brian kinney, character: bud hammond, character: claudia donovan, character: derek morgan, character: derek reese, character: dominic vail, character: douglas hammond, character: elaine barrish hammond, character: eliot spencer, character: emily prentiss, character: g callen, character: john connor, character: margaret barrish, character: marty deeks, character: nell jones, character: robert callen, character: sam hanna, character: savannah monroe, character: sean hanna, character: thomas hammond, character: tim riggins, character: travis marks, character: troy bolton, dead: eric beale, dead: jenna hanna, dead: leon vance, dead: mike renko, dead: nathan ford, dead: nick green, dead: sheldon cooper

RP: Labor Day
Who: Everyone
Where: Outside the school
When: September 3, 2012
Summary: It's another federal holiday

Once upon a time, holidays meant a chance to stay out late at night, fuck more people, take more E, drink more beer. Nowadays, he felt like he was living some suburban nightmare, or Michael's dream, but Brian did everything the best that he could, even nightmares.

The grills were set up. The food was the best you could and should have during a federal holiday, which meant burgers, hot dogs, steaks, chips, dips, veggies and fruit and most importantly a keg. He had also scored some other stuff at the village on Saturday night, but that wasn't something that he shared and not for lack of want, which was the reason why so little went so far.

The day was spent outside. There was football. There was Savannah playing the cheerleader. There were blankets with babies. There were dogs all around, including Nakita, Derek's new dog. All in all, it was the all American picnic.

Brian needed a lot more beer to deal with that.

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nate_ford
2012-09-02 08:22 pm UTC (link)

Nate was in too much pain from normal training to want to spend today in a football match, but the barbecue was nice and so was the weather and he'd never minded watching others have fun.

The amount of alcohol was tempting, but he'd stayed sober for over six months so far and luckily neither beer nor drinks had never been his first choices. Whiskey was a harder temptation, but it wasn't for nothing he'd chosen to live above a bar when he first cleaned up, he was used to punishing himself.

Picking up a bottle of water, he walked over to the sidelines of where they were playing in order to watch.

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elaine_hammond
2012-09-04 06:08 pm UTC (link)

Today was just like every other holiday on the campaign trail: horrible. Too much bad food, too many kids and too little alcohol to put up with the first two. She would need some malox later.

At least she didn't have to play football. That was reserved for the young crowd. From the way they were playing, they took football pretty seriously. She wouldn't be surprised if there'd be bruises at the end of the game. At least Doug and TJ were smart enough to stay away from any situation that could get them hurt.

She was still watching the game, mostly to make sure that the boys were all right when a man moved closer. She really didn't like that people could just step in close now that her protective detail had disappeared, but she smiled anyway. "Football fan?"

	Re: Doug and Claudia _claudia_d 2012-09-03 07:12 pm UTC (link)
	"I'd probably have recognized you or your name if I was from your place. Where I'm from, Secret Service hires all kinds to do all kinds of things, outside of guarding all things presidential." Claudia accepted the drink and tried not to choke when she took a sip. "Strong stuff. So, a President's kid. Is it as cloistering and Big Brother as it seems?" (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	Re: Eric and Claudia _claudia_d 2012-09-06 05:27 pm UTC (link)
	"If I liked football, food, and togetherness, I'd be having fun. Luckily, I do. Mostly the food and togetherness that doesn't involve physical torture that passes for exercise around here." Claudia held a plate with a mound of chips with a glob of dip. She tipped her head to the ongoing game. "No football playing for you?" (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)