#fallbrookstart

Harper was glad that they’d moved past the colder months and were slowly getting closer to summer. She had never liked the cold, and often wondered if she’d be better off moving somewhere that never got cold. She sat on a bench in the park and was sketching the scenery when she heard a voice nearby. “Sorry, did you say something?” Harper asked the person that she now noticed had shown up while she was not in her drawing.

Where :  Outside the Art Museum.

Dane had just finished being a speaker at the art museum and although he had enjoyed speaking on post modernism, he now needed to just take some time off and grab a bite to eat and something to drink.  He finished chatting to the people who had come to the event and then excused himself and left to head out to the garden French restaurant. As he walked out the door he bumped into someone and turned round to apologise and smiled. “ Sorry I didn't see you there, probably best I put my glasses on.” He said and pulled out his glasses from his chest pocket of his suit and slid them on. “ You ok?”

Aniyah and her friends were an interesting bunch, but especially when they were all under the influence of alcohol and adrenaline rush. The group of young women who all happened to work at The Pink Pussycat collectively decided they were going to go bowling while drunk and it sounded like a good idea at the time. Granted, they all had long nails so anyone would be able to tell that they weren’t going to be the best bowlers, but that made it all the more fun to the bunch. After about two rounds of bowling, Aniyah decided to walk over to a few people who were clearly having a chill night of bowling, settled down on one part of their couch and waved her well manicured fingers at them in a playful manner. “Hey y’all!” she shouted loudly as she stuck her tongue out and erupted into her high pitched laughter. “Which one of y’all gonna teach me how to bowl like that?” Taking another sip of her drink in the process.

Ebony had been spending the past few weeks, knee deep in fixing cars and working on upgrades. All she wanted was to get a few rounds of pool in with her friends but of course life couldn’t be easy for her, not even for a day. Just as she was pulling back to hit one of her balls in, she’d knelt down and somehow the heel of her favorite cowboy boots wobbled, causing her ankle to roll and she ended up hitting the person behind her with her pool stick. “Shit, dude! I’m so fuckin’ sorry!” she called out, less concerned with the fact that her ankle was in immense pain at the moment. Once she was able to brace herself, she full stood to her feet and looked at the other person with a slight frown. “You gonna be alright, man? I’m dead serious I’m so sorry..” she really did feel terrible, but she was accident prone so she wasn’t shocked in the least that all of this transpired within a mere few moments. She was more surprised it hadn’t happened sooner in the night.

With: OPEN @fallbrookstarters​

Sylvia wasn’t sure what the Cherry Blossom would entail since she was still relatively new to Fallbrook, but it sounded like a fun thing so she decided to take her son Chance to go play some games. Standing near the Bean Baggin’ game watching her son while he played the game. “I just think it’s so funny how into these games these kids get,” she said to the person next to her, letting out a laugh. “My son has been playin’ this game for nearly twenty minutes now, he’s convinced he’s gonna win,” she smiled, glancing over at him. “I think he wants that big zebra.” 

Luca had spent the last while trying to help whoever he could after recent events. There was so much still love to be done, but he was glad to be doing his part. “You know, I think one of the main reasons I will never leave this place is the sense of community.” He told to the person beside him. “Whenever anything happens, everyone is always quick to lend a helping-hand. I don’t think you’d find that as much anywhere else.”