Post by abigail margaret winthrop on Aug 17, 2012 1:15:40 GMT -5
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next thing, we’re touching, you look at me its like you hit me with lightening—oh, everybody’s starry eyed[/font][/size][/center]
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It was early evening, just after dinner, and Abby was happy to have a spot of free time. It was one of those days that seemed to fly by, and one of the types of days that Abby loved the most. She’d gotten heaps done, and was thrilled with her progress for the day. She’d gotten her coursework done, gone for an early morning run, performed fantastically in her classes, and she was feeling on top of the world.
She wasn’t doing anything especially intellectual, only flipping through a tabloid magazine. She couldn’t even remember whether or not the magazine was a muggle one—she wasn’t paying much attention, though the moving images should have been a clue. She had a small stack of them up set up next to her, and she intended to take her time flipping through them all before she went indoors.
The one she was currently holding was a fashion tabloid and she couldn’t help but retch at how vile non-muggle fashions were. The wizarding community may have been top-shelf on things like being able to transfigure anything into everything they could ever want and more, but somehow they still lagged incredibly far behind on current muggle styles. And Abby loved nothing more than to be fashionable, with pinkness, sequins, glitter and gold to satisfy her feminine tastes.
Sighing, she continued to flip pages, tilting her head left and right as she tried to figure out the various fashions listed on the page. Frowning, she cast the magazine aside in favor of one of her preferred muggle magazines, a risqué Cosmopolitan sent to her by one of her dearest muggle friends. The headlines screamed out various sexually-charged messages, and she smiled just looking at them. TURN HIM ON—from across the room. When Your VAGINA ACTS WEIRD After Sex. “Um, Vagina, Are You Okay Down There? were all of interest, but she was most intrigued by the ever-curious, Vegetables Are Your Friend—on your plate and in the bedroom!”
”Well, that’s… abhorrent,” she muttered absent-mindedly to herself, flipping through the pages. Most of the things in the magazine made her blush, but she couldn’t say that she was too prude to skip them entirely. They’d come in handy one day, wouldn’t they? After all, how would she ever learn to give a good hand job if Cosmo didn’t tell her all the dirty little secrets? She’s already learned that they were a great way to show off a manicure, and was there really anything more important than gawking at her own fabulous hand-do while she was getting intimate with her most beloved, whomever that would be when the time came?
next thing, we’re touching, you look at me its like you hit me with lightening—oh, everybody’s starry eyed