Matthew the Apostle is the patron saint of economists, civil servants, bankers, and, for some reason, perfumers. This is probably because he is a he was a tax collector in the traditional stories. Rowan probably doesn‘t take this seriously. It’s just[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kate has decided to have a little bit of remaining downtime before her upcoming busy day. In the meantime, Rowan has had a crazy day with all of her crew downtown at Brian’s meeting. Normally she’d deal with her stress[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For the record, technically, Rowan and Fedya don’t really have a relationship. Unless you count having a known skirt chaser on speed dial when you need to unwind after an insane week as a “relationship”. Since Fedya hasn’t realized how[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Even Rowan’s chronic matchmaker of an older sister thinks that Fedya doesn’t count as something to tide her over. It’s probably a good sign she needs to find someone else, even if that person is just another convenient hookup.
While it’s understandable that Kate might want to rebel against her current schedule. This is probably not the way to do it.
The think tank’s meeting is finally over! Of course, it looks as if some people will require more recovery than others. Talking about it helps.
It’s a little embarrassing to admit this, but for the longest time, I thought Sturm and Drang just meant thunder and lightning. I was playing with it as a throwaway line in one of Brian’s manic crazy person rants. Fortunately,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You’re not here to pay that kind of attention, Laurel. Fortunately, whatever Brian was saying about Sturm and Drang yesterday, Fran was not in on it.
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen Tara’s scary powers of deduction. Considering that display, Laurel shouldn’t bother even try hide anything.
