PARABOLICAL GRAFFITI

It's almost dawn. I should probably be sleeping... Not like I did much of that before anyways. Working with Batman doesn't leave a lot of time for it. How does he do it all the time? It's almost hard to even think about sleep without the sounds of the sirens at Arkham outside my window. I got so used to them. Usually people work there whole lives to get away from places like Gotham. And even further from Arkham Asylum, here I am wondering how to get back to that city. I've always lived in places like that, crime ridden, not your pool side vacation spot type of places. It's the city people are usually more than happy to drive around rather than through if they can avoid it.

L.A. is kind of close to how Bludhaven used to be layout wise and activity, closer to it than Gotham. Gotham was just bad. L.A. isn't quite there. Yet. I was born in Bludhaven before moving to Gotham. But I haven't really been back there for a couple years.

I think I've almost got the city mapped out. It isn't so hard. Just..different. Maybe different isn't always bad.

I guess I should introduce myself now that I'm all mostly settled and rambling. I'm Tim Wayne. And I'm a computer addict..wait, this isn't that kind of board.


[Filtered to Bruce]
Harley helped me...Well, sort of.

It's fun to introduce little brothers to the really good cartoons - the 'classics' I guess you could call them. Lady and the Tramp was one of my favorite Disney cartoon movies when I was little, but I haven't watched it in forever, so that's the one I picked for our Sunday afternoon cartoon.

After seeing the whole thing again as an adult, which was fun because things can seem so different to you as an adult than they do as a kid, I'm pretty sure of one thing.

My fiancé is Tramp.