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Well, I might be from Michigan
« on: May 15, 2011»
I got this address from a lady, and it sounded like something I'd be
interested in, maybe, well actually a lot, but I'm not really like..., well
like that - I'm just your average guy. Anyways, like I said, "it took me
four days to hitchhike from Saginaw", I just wear this Minnesota Twins
cap to keep the sun out of my eyes, really.
interested in, maybe, well actually a lot, but I'm not really like..., well
like that - I'm just your average guy. Anyways, like I said, "it took me
four days to hitchhike from Saginaw", I just wear this Minnesota Twins
cap to keep the sun out of my eyes, really.
« Reply #1 on: May 15, 2011 »
Passing through the main lobby on my way back from a meeting, I find
someone who looks, well, out of place, and whose conversation is, well,
out of the ordinary. Walking over, I say, Yes, but have you come to look
for America? Toss me a cigarette; I think there's one in my raincoat.
Welcome to the Institute! My name is Barbara Collins, and I'm one of the
executive directors of the Institute. How can I make your day better?
someone who looks, well, out of place, and whose conversation is, well,
out of the ordinary. Walking over, I say, Yes, but have you come to look
for America? Toss me a cigarette; I think there's one in my raincoat.
Welcome to the Institute! My name is Barbara Collins, and I'm one of the
executive directors of the Institute. How can I make your day better?
« Reply #2 on: May 15, 2011 »
Well, of course I came to look for America, but really I'm hoping to find
myself -that's the whole point of the journey, isn't it?
Odd that I'd be asking you about finding myself -maybe I'm being too
abstract. I think I want to start the finishing school.
myself -that's the whole point of the journey, isn't it?
Odd that I'd be asking you about finding myself -maybe I'm being too
abstract. I think I want to start the finishing school.
« Reply #3 on: May 16, 2011 »
<OOC> Sorry; your opening about Saginaw is a line from a song by
Simon and Garfunkel; I was just responding with some additional lyrics
from the same song. Won't happen again. </OOC>
Simon and Garfunkel; I was just responding with some additional lyrics
from the same song. Won't happen again. </OOC>
{OOC means out of charachter -she's conveying information outside of
the story plot -she's picked up on the song reference, which is pretty cool,
I know that so I've moved on, she's misunderstood - I should
the story plot -she's picked up on the song reference, which is pretty cool,
I know that so I've moved on, she's misunderstood - I should
have acknowledge her -I'm new at this, anyways back to the story:}
Let's go to my office, shall we? We'll be more comfortable there; and we
can discuss your journey at some leisure, as opposed to standing here in
the lobby, trying to get things sorted out. If you'll follow me, please?
I take a tentative step down the corridor, waiting to see if you will follow.
« Reply #4 on: May 16, 2011»
<OOC> it's a wonderful song -"she said the man in gaberdine suit is a spy,
I said be careful, his bow tie is really a camera" - I am like a virgin at role
play. but then I'm here to learn, arent I? </OOC>
Yeh, I do feel a little awkward right now, A lobby isn't the place to talk
about stuff like this, is it?
I glance at the door and think of fleeing, but I am mesmerized by the seductive
Ms. Collins' enticement to follow - "What choice do I have?" I think, and
taking one last backward glance at the door, I turn and follow.
I said be careful, his bow tie is really a camera" - I am like a virgin at role
play. but then I'm here to learn, arent I? </OOC>
Yeh, I do feel a little awkward right now, A lobby isn't the place to talk
about stuff like this, is it?
I glance at the door and think of fleeing, but I am mesmerized by the seductive
Ms. Collins' enticement to follow - "What choice do I have?" I think, and
taking one last backward glance at the door, I turn and follow.
« Reply #7 on: May 17, 2011 »
We walk past the elevators and down a corridor, until we come to a security
checkpoint, where the guard remotely unlocks the door for us to enter.
We see a large central area where the secretarial pool is found, a warren
of desks and cubicles. Half walls with plants atop them separate that space
from the corridors around its perimeter, with walls and doors of richly stained
and highly polished hardwoods and engraved brass plaques, denoting the
offices of the executives. My office is in the corner on the far right, and as
we approach the plaque can be seen:
We go through the door into the outer office, and I say, Hold my calls, please,
Beatrix; and clear my appointments calendar for the next few hours. I open the
door to my inner office and say, Please have a seat at the desk. May I offer
you something to drink? Coffee, perhaps, or tea? Or would you care for
something a bit more potent?
checkpoint, where the guard remotely unlocks the door for us to enter.
We see a large central area where the secretarial pool is found, a warren
of desks and cubicles. Half walls with plants atop them separate that space
from the corridors around its perimeter, with walls and doors of richly stained
and highly polished hardwoods and engraved brass plaques, denoting the
offices of the executives. My office is in the corner on the far right, and as
we approach the plaque can be seen:
No. 6
Ms. Barbara Collins
Ms. Barbara Collins
We go through the door into the outer office, and I say, Hold my calls, please,
Beatrix; and clear my appointments calendar for the next few hours. I open the
door to my inner office and say, Please have a seat at the desk. May I offer
you something to drink? Coffee, perhaps, or tea? Or would you care for
something a bit more potent?
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