Brian and Rowan have returned from a meeting. Rowan seems to have kept him under control long enough for everything to be a success. Contrary to popular belief, Brian does not regularly scare off his clients. Most of them understand[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Blossom’s idea for the upcoming reopening party should be avoided. Incidentally, the pigeon got out of the store unharmed.
With Brian’s economic theories coming together, he’s starting to find ways to put the “bigger picture” to the test. Rowan wishes he wouldn’t.
Blossom has many ideas, and most of them get vetoed. At least they provide entertainment value for the others.
In Kate’s mind, when a meeting with Kris goes surprisingly well, it means Kris is setting her up for a power move in the foreseeable future. Hilda thinks she’s worrying too much.
Kate should not worry about any plans she has to finalize coming from Blossom. Keeping Blossom out of that particular loop was part of Hilda’s quality control.
Bert has been keeping his head down for some time now. At the moment, Blossom wishes he’d have done it for a little while longer. Since whatever he has planned will certainly not be appropriate for the party.
Thanks to events that I don’t intend to divulge, Blossom isn’t allowed to use certain things to her advantage anymore. This is a shame since the party’s turnout looks as if it’s going to have… possibilities.
Kate arrives fashionably early at her party. You can tell that Kate’s still a little paranoid when she asks Lisa how things are going when the party hasn’t even started yet. It’s nice of Lisa to humor her.
After all this time, the party celebrating Lysistrata’s reopening has begun. While I’m on Hilda’s side that Kate is worrying too much, you can’t blame her for worrying a little bit. To Kate’s credit, what she should be worrying about[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
