Annie Hargreeves (
defenderofdesmoines) wrote2022-12-03 09:46 am
MHA #2 | Saturday Morning...ish
The sun was out, which was terrible of it, really, and the ruins of the Christmas rager lay before anyone who had slept here last night. The tub, miraculously, still stood, full of half-melted ice and gross citrus peels and candy that had not made it into cups. The kitchen was nothing short of a disaster. There was tinsel and glitter everywhere.
But.
There was also coffee brewing, and Annie -- zonked and mildly (success!) hungover though she was -- had put on a kettle in case there was, like, a British person asleep in a corner somewhere. And true to tradition, Barry -- who was absolutely there and had been the whole time, of course -- had supplied a veritable army of bagels for the hungover troops this morning.
Hopefully you don't have any regrets beside a headache, and maybe the sweater you chose to wear.
[open to anyone who crashed here last night (feel free to say you did!), or anyone who'd like to swing by to help clean up the carnage!]
But.
There was also coffee brewing, and Annie -- zonked and mildly (success!) hungover though she was -- had put on a kettle in case there was, like, a British person asleep in a corner somewhere. And true to tradition, Barry -- who was absolutely there and had been the whole time, of course -- had supplied a veritable army of bagels for the hungover troops this morning.
Hopefully you don't have any regrets beside a headache, and maybe the sweater you chose to wear.
[open to anyone who crashed here last night (feel free to say you did!), or anyone who'd like to swing by to help clean up the carnage!]

no subject
Which was why, when she pulled herself upright, her head smacked right into it.
"Coffe--" she started to say, and then whack! Right into the table hard enough to shake off a few things and send a mess of whatever was leftover and close enough to the edge tumbling and splattering down.
"--owwwwww," she concluded, miserably, crawling put from under the table and gingerly rubbing her forehead.
no subject
All of the above?
no subject
Followed, a moment later, by, "Everything hurts."
It was awesome.
no subject
It helped when you didn't drink hardly any of your own terrifying bathtub punch. Who'd have thought.
no subject
no subject
Carbs and coffee would help her, too.
no subject
"Gross," Cade said, standing up and looking down at his drenched leather pants. Where had his shirt gone? When had Cade even shown up? Did he even go here?
All very good questions! None of them would be answered today.
no subject
And so, here in the third year of this tradition, Annie took one look at Cade and immediately made a beeline back to her own bedroom, emerging shortly thereafter with an unopened pack of black men's tanks tops.
It was possible that someone's husband had asked her to stop giving away his shirts.
"Morning, Space Chad Kroeger," Annie greeted him drowsily, ripping open the pack and offering out a tank.
no subject
no subject
It maybe did not sound like she actually thought of him as a friend, weirdly!
no subject
"Two bagels," he countered.
no subject
No one else was getting a souvenir shirt and towel, Cade!
no subject