It’s not canon yet, but I’ve been playing around with the idea that Kevin didn’t wake up from a dream a couple of years ago. He just walked back. If that’s the case there may have been some mixups regarding[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I admit it, I’m a TVTropes addict. During my many dives through it, I’ve come across a trope called “Remember the New Guy“. It refers to adding a brand new character into the story, pretending they’ve always been there. It’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Uh… those weren’t the kind of questions that Fedya meant, Kevin. There are a lot of abandoned train tracks in the part of town the Warehouse district is based on. A lot of the old warehouses were built as close[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For once Kevin is not the only one that doesn’t know about the old train tracks behind the warehouse. But only because the only one who routinely goes there is Fedya. Kevin is probably the only one who didn’t assume[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
And so Kevin leaves the void of the room and returns to the real world. This ends this year’s Christmas story. I thought this one went extremely smoothly. I hope you all enjoyed it.
It seems weird that Fedya would want Hsin to use underhanded techniques with Michelle. After all, the two are doing fine and Fedya is one of Michelle’s most loyal defenders. Force of habit, perhaps. Either way, Paul is tired of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Why would the Circle Band have any sort of plan for the road trip when Michelle announced it last night?
We’re back with the Department of Minor Nuisances. It’s been a little while since the last meeting and, since then, things appear to have been going smoothly. But as we all know, it’s hard to meet deadlines without just a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Of course, you’d keep your entire itinerary in a nice binder with everything itemized. Doesn’t everybody? Gage is mostly in the right for a change. Homestead is notorious for some of its traffic bottlenecks.
So, it looks like the band’s road trip is going to be mostly out in the country… In short, scenic. Palouse is a small state to the east of Columbia.
