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「 who 」 juno + open [ 0 / 3 ] @windsorbaystarters 「 where 」 crafty hands
juno was a recurring visitor in the craft store. it was hard to find a good selection of clay , paints and glazes in windsor bay and this was the only store that had some. after chatting with the cashier , asking if she could leave a few business cards on the counter as promotion for her instagram store. she'd gotten a few orders since the last market day and it felt thrilling to know that people actually wanted to buy things that they had made. right now they were working on custom trays with intricate designs on them , cute and quirky and out of the cookie cutter mould. "do you think phthalo green would look good with cadmium yellow ?" she asked the only other patron in the store. "i know it might be a bit ... much , but if i keep the design simple and the lines delicate i think it could have a real cool effect ?"
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open starter (@windsorbaystarters) location: windsor bay grocers
What Windsor Bay Grocers offered, it offered in abundance. There wasn’t just color, there was vibrance; there wasn’t just busyness, there was a satisfied bustle that permeated the whole building. And there wasn’t just fun there, for Christian—there was genuine happiness. He loved the grocery store.
He did not, however, love what the grocery store was doing for him today.
There was one cart left. There were three people who needed one. Christian was just forming the words “You take it” (not exactly knowing which of them would) when one of them did, leaving Christian and somebody else high and dry.
“Well,” Christian said. He glanced backward at the parking lot, where there were some carts waiting in the corral to be returned. “Let’s head back outside. I saw carts there—I’m sorry, this is such a drag.” He gave them a conciliatory half-smile.
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— windsor bay starters ; daring daiquiri.
there was comfort in watching other people put themselves on a stage for a room full of strangers and friends alike. he'd sipped in silence as someone read poetry, another played guitar, and the spot now was filled by someone telling jokes that weren't all that bad to a man who was five or six rounds deep.
"you know, i don't think i could ever get up there," he exhaled, the liquor easing the tension that was typically coiled tight in his chest. having grown up in the city, he'd long gotten used to striking up conversations with people he never ran into twice. unlike new york, he doubted windsor bay would compare. "what about you? have you ever been up on the big stage?" he turned slightly, angling himself more towards the person that he hoped wouldn't be annoyed by his attempt at conversation.
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open starter!! (@windsorbaystarters) || location: shooters!!
Nights at shooters had teeth. The kind that sank in slow — right around your third drink, when the jukebox hit something you swore you’d never admit to liking and the haze from the old overhead lights made everything feel just a little softer around the edges. Outside, the place still looked like it had been forgotten by time and forgiven by no one, but inside? Inside was her kingdom. Bex leaned against the bar, one boot propped up on the foot rail, fingers drumming against a chipped bottle opener like she was waiting on fate or trouble — whichever showed up first. Her hair was a little messy, like she’d run her hands through it too many times, and her black tank top had survived at least two beer spills and one idiot who thought calling her sweetheart was a good idea. “Alright,” she said, voice rough around the edges but still loud enough to cut through the low murmur of bad decisions and cheap whiskey. “I've had three couples make out in the corner, two people try to break up at table six, and one guy ask if we have pumpkin spice tequila. so unless one of you plans on catching fire or confessing a murder, it’s officially the most boring shift I've had all month.” She poured herself a shot — no lime, no chaser — and let it burn down like it owed her something. Then, with a smirk curling at the corner of her mouth, she leaned in. “So, who’s got a story worth the spill? Bad hookup, good revenge, something you swore you’d take to the grave but won’t shut up about after two drinks?” Beat. “And don’t lie. I've got a nose for bullshit and a baseball bat in the back if you make me regret asking.”
#✮ devil in a cami & cherry cola bruises ˏˋ°•⁀➷ the kind of pretty that ruins you (threads) ✮#windsorbaystart
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Open Starter: @windsorbaystarters Location: Main street Records
April was going through the records, finding something to add to her collection at least. Thanks to her mother for buying her a record player, she can play some old music that her late father used to blast on the stereo. She picked up one and glanced over at the other, "Do you think they're good or are they over hyped?" April asked as she held the vinyl of Gracie Abrams.
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OPEN STARTER!
LOCATION: Java Junction
It wasn't super early in the morning, but Cassi didn't have the best night sleep. Her newest puppy, a german shepherd, decided to have the zoomies all night, and just when Cassi could feel herself falling asleep, the dog would jump on the bed startling her. "One iced caramel latte with cold foam please." She ordered, rumbling through her bag to tip the barista, and paying with her phone. She had a client in about 45 minutes, so she wanted to sit at the coffee shop a minute, have a sip of her coffee, before going into the nail salon and getting set up for the day. "Here, sorry, almost took all of them." She laughed, grabbing more napkins than needed, and handing them to the person next to her. "I'm clumsy, but I don't need this many." She said, before taking a sip of her coffee. @windsorbaystarters
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Where: National Memorial Library
Who: Open for everyone @windsorbaystarters
A symphony of taps and clicks echoed from Ava's desk as she searched the library catalog, trying to find a book to read to her story time group the following week. Of course when she asked them for some suggestions at the end of their last session, the kids all erupted into a chorus of shouting different titles simultaneously. She racked her brain, trying to think of a few titles that stood out throughout the shouts. The brunette was so focused between scrolling through the computer and scribbling book titles down on a scrap piece of paper, that she almost didn't notice the person approaching the side of her desk. "Sorry, I almost didn't see you there," Ava apologized as a sweet smile started to spread across her face. "Can I help you with anything? Do you need help finding a book?"
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Starter for: Luciana & Open @windsorbaystarters Location: The Bark Park
Luciana had her 6 month old golden retriever, Waffles on his leash and when the two of them approached the park, she let him off leash knowing that he had learned to listen to her when she asked him to. He was also very friendly with other animals so that wasn't something that she had to worry about on her end. Luciana hung up the leash while Waffles took off and she turned towards the other person who was there, "It is so nice out today, i've been waiting for some warmer weather."
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⇢ 🌼 STATUS ﹕open ⇢ 🌼 TAGGING ﹕signe + utp !! ( @windsorbaystarters ) ⇢ 🌼 LOCATION ﹕ magenta
The dress she wore was her very own design, the soft rose satin draped across her shoulders and cinched at the waist. She hadn't spent much time at Magenta, let alone by herself, but she'd heard that patrons who wore pink received a discount on their drinks and she figured there was no better way to take her new design out for a spin. She'd filmed a "get ready with me" video for her Instagram right before leaving the house so she hoped one way or another to get some buzz going for her designs. Signe leaned against the bar, sipping her strawberry margarita out of her twisty straw as her eyes scanned the crowd. The room was filled with strangers, familiar faces, and someone in a flamingo-pink suit who'd clearly taken the rumored drink discount to heart like she had. She turned to the person who'd come to occupy the space beside her. "Hey, sorry to bother you," she said, leaning in to speak over the thud of the music. "Do you think wearing blush counts for the discount? I opened a tab, so I don't know what the bartender is thinking."
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「 ✱ 」 STATUS ﹕ open .
「 ✱ 」 LOCATION ﹕ the book nook .
「 ✱ 」 WITH ﹕ open ( @windsorbaystarters )
it was a peaceful place to work when his own study grew stale. one of the comfortable little reading chairs in the back corner of the book nook was søren’s office for the afternoon, tapping slowly on the laptop that he had never quite learned how to properly use. it blew his mind listening to his daughter type sometimes, her fingers dancing across the keys at rocket speed, when he needed to squint to properly discern which keys corresponded to which letters. it made writing up his clinic letters all the more difficult. “excuse me,” he offered a kind smile to the person closest to him, raising his hand as though asking for the cheque in a restaurant, “can you just … this might sound ridiculous … is this an S or a Z ? ”
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⇝ @windsorbaystarters
WHERE: Main Street Records
WHEN: Weekday, 7:02 PM
What would he play? His shift, his choice, the rules were the rules at Main Street Records, but at the end of the day, what did they need to hear? 'They', or the one lone person in the store, shifting among the reprints with their back to Adrian. To be fair, it was half an hour before closing, but it didn't mean he couldn't go out with a bang. He thumbed through the selection behind the counter and picked up Leaf Hound's 'Growers of Mushroom', letting the vinyl spin against his fingertips before he set it on the record player and placed the needle down. The guitar, the bell, the electricity of Freelance Fiend filled the room, soaking up what was left of the evening light. Bringing out the air guitar was tempting, but with an almost rhythmic swivel of the shoulders, he found himself satisfied. The bell on the door rang. Someone new. He moved to the swivel chair by the register, sitting down and watching as someone else walked in from the door just a few paces to his left he started on what he'd been chiming all afternoon, "Welcome," He greeted, "Let me know if there's anything I can help you find."
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OPEN STARTER: @windsorbaystarters. LOCATION: Silver Moon Drive In - Pride Weekend.
Lila was excited for this - she loved queer films. She was especially excited to watch Bottoms, something that she enjoyed when she streamed it but didn't have the chance to see in cinemas. Movies were expensive in the city. She locked up her car and made her way to the stand to get some popcorn, and decided to make some conversation with the person in front of her. She needed to make some friends in this town, after all. "Are you a fan of any of these movies?" She asked.
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open for @windsorbaystarters where: mug shot cafe
Elle claimed a small corner in the busy cafe with an oat milk vanilla latte and an almond croissant parked on the table in front of her. She'd been sitting there doing admin, and it was driving her a little bit nuts. Not something she'd ever get really used to. "Okay," She turned to the person next to her, who looked a little lonely. "What happened, your date stand you up or something?"
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Who: open to everyone @windsorbaystarters
Where: Picket Pantry
On his way home from an audition that was outside of the city, Sebastian made a quick pit stop to Picket Pantry to refuel with a soda and a snack. It was nearing almost ten o'clock at night and there were only a handful of cars int he parking lot. The bell on top of the door rang as he stepped inside, making a beeline for the fountain drinks. Since it was late into the evening, he opted out of any caffeinated beverages out of fear that he'd be awake for the rest of the night. Once his cup of Sprite was complete with a lid and straw, Sebastian wandered into the snack aisle to browse the selection. He wasn't quite sure if he wanted something sweet or savory, so he opted for one of each. A bag of BBQ chips was his first pick, while he eyed one last Rice Krispy treat. However there was another person close by who seemed to be looking in that general vicinity. "Do you mind if I grab the last Rice Krispy treat? Or did you have your heart set on it?" he asked with a charming smile as he approached the person.
#windsorbaystart#needed to be my bb out there and get more connections#feel free to assume connections <3
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open starter ➛ any! location ➛ bookmarked @windsorbaystarters
One thing Dylan enjoyed was a good book, often times, with his job continually keeping him on the computer for extended periods of time he needed to shut his brain off. Being the lead on the current cyber-security project, meant that lately he was pulling longer than twelve hour shifts. Delegation wasn't something that was Dylan's strong point, his manager pushing him to learn those techniques or he'd be loosing even more time. After making sure projects were given out and tasked properly, and with a click of a button his dual monitors and laptop faded to black. The rest of the day and the following two were all his to enjoy — or attempt to enjoy. Earlier that day he had placed a small order of books on hold but decided to go pick them up and do a little browsing before actually purchasing the books he already had there waiting for him.
Just as he was exiting one aisle, a few other books in his hand he went around too fast and bumped firmly into someone, sending his books spilling to the floor. "Shit — my bad." Turning to look at the person he had just knocked into and see if he had sent anything tumbling to the floor for them.
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mug shot cafe / late morning / open starter
Another day's worth of errands were ahead of Becca and she was already dragging her feet. The bed was just too comfortable to leave when the alarm rang that morning, setting her schedule off enough to skip breakfast. The stop at Mug Shot was practically a requirement if she wanted anything done before dinner. Her attention is on the menu board, bouncing between the danish or a croissant, until she hears the barista speak to someone behind her. "Hm? Oh, sorry-" she has enough sense to laugh at herself as she steps to the side, "No, I'm not ready. You can go ahead of me." Not that it mattered; she always gets the same thing, anyway.
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