Web Spinning (Spyder's Personal Diary)
Posted: 28 Jun 2013, 08:55
Only a few hours after arriving in Harper Rock Spyder settled into her tiny little motel room and sat sulking on the hard bed. Her happy bubble had seriously been popped. In an attempt to repair her happy bubble of happiness she walked back down to the office and talked to the nice lady about what shops were within walking distance and if there were any bookshops in the semi-immediate area.
Thankfully, there were a few cheap restaurants and some fast food places just down the street. Her tummy growled in response to the mention of food. There also was a craft store and a book store about 5 blocks over and 8 blocks over. Other than that there wasn't much around here til you got into the city part of the city. She thanked the woman and set out, her platform boots clunking along. She was too... bleh to bother to pick up her feet much.
It took her a while but eventually she made all the stops she wanted to and she plopped on the bed and dug out her lunch burger and fries and set the bag (still full of food) on the little table provided and dug in. She made quick work of the greasy goodness and cleaned up after her messy self and headed to the dingy bathroom to rid her hands of the grease before she touched the goodies she had found while on her little adventure.
She grabbed the coffee before it got luke warm and carefully sipped it as she brought the bags over to the bed and sat in the middle, the bags in front of her. She was only interested in one of the goodies really. A nice leather journal she got on the cheap in a dinky little alley way book shop the office manager had told her about. The shop owner said someone left it there ages ago but never came back to claim it so he chucked it in the bargain bin. It was a nice, solid journal with plenty of pages and all were completely blank. Stretching and bending in the most awkward ways possible so she wouldn't have to get up, Spyder fished her favorite pen out of her purse that was on the bedside table. She clicked it smartly and opened the book and once again began an age old process for her – keeping a diary. Her hand writing was a mixture of chicken scratch and neatly formed letters.
Dear Diary,
Mood- (scribbles to indicate anger)
Date - 6/18/2013
Hello old friend. Well, new friend. Seeing as I left my other current diary in the floorboards back home, you shall be my new diary, k? K. Man. Its been what, at least two weeks or so since I've written anything? Shame on me. Though.. its kinda hard I suppose when you have to pack up everything you own and head to a new place.
Now, to begin. ~~~~~~~~ Great. Just freaking great. Not only, diary, do I have no place to stay after coming to this Harper Rock, but I'm stuck in this dinky little motel room for a while. I need to find a job or something. Fast. The lady at the desk is nice and all but this isn't living. There isn't even a microwave in here! What am I to do when my coffee gets cold!?
Skyy needs to do something about that jackass of a boyfriend of hers. He yelled at me. Can you believe that?! He yelled at ME. ME. A goth. A freaking princess of darkness. He thought I'd be cowed by a raised voice. Does he even know what kind of music I listen to? He was in for a big surprise apparently so he yelled louder and made a scene so I just decided to not make things worse for Skyy and left. I couldn't believe that **** diary.
Maybe the school has a dorm they can squeeze me into. I'll have to head over there and ask some time this week. On the bright side, dairy, I lucked out and not too far from this motel I bought you and some yarn and hooks and needles and junk. Not too much stuff though, just enough to keep me busy. The rest of my crap is still at home. I had to call mom and da after I got 'home' and told them not to ship my stuff out just yet. They are worried but I told them not to. They wont listen, but its the thought that counts.
I should probably start unpacking at least some of my good stuff so it doesn't get wrinkled. Then maybe I'll get my lappy out and google around and see what this place has to offer. Maybe hop a cab into the city, huh? See what the night life is like.
Bye bye for now dairy.
Spyder
She always signed her diary entries and to finish it off, she doodled spider webs and spiders and bats and junk around it to make it look cool. She closed and 'locked' the book and set it beside her before getting up and digging her laptop out of the bag and began her googling of Harper Rock. At least this place had WiFi.
Thankfully, there were a few cheap restaurants and some fast food places just down the street. Her tummy growled in response to the mention of food. There also was a craft store and a book store about 5 blocks over and 8 blocks over. Other than that there wasn't much around here til you got into the city part of the city. She thanked the woman and set out, her platform boots clunking along. She was too... bleh to bother to pick up her feet much.
It took her a while but eventually she made all the stops she wanted to and she plopped on the bed and dug out her lunch burger and fries and set the bag (still full of food) on the little table provided and dug in. She made quick work of the greasy goodness and cleaned up after her messy self and headed to the dingy bathroom to rid her hands of the grease before she touched the goodies she had found while on her little adventure.
She grabbed the coffee before it got luke warm and carefully sipped it as she brought the bags over to the bed and sat in the middle, the bags in front of her. She was only interested in one of the goodies really. A nice leather journal she got on the cheap in a dinky little alley way book shop the office manager had told her about. The shop owner said someone left it there ages ago but never came back to claim it so he chucked it in the bargain bin. It was a nice, solid journal with plenty of pages and all were completely blank. Stretching and bending in the most awkward ways possible so she wouldn't have to get up, Spyder fished her favorite pen out of her purse that was on the bedside table. She clicked it smartly and opened the book and once again began an age old process for her – keeping a diary. Her hand writing was a mixture of chicken scratch and neatly formed letters.
Dear Diary,
Mood- (scribbles to indicate anger)
Date - 6/18/2013
Hello old friend. Well, new friend. Seeing as I left my other current diary in the floorboards back home, you shall be my new diary, k? K. Man. Its been what, at least two weeks or so since I've written anything? Shame on me. Though.. its kinda hard I suppose when you have to pack up everything you own and head to a new place.
Now, to begin. ~~~~~~~~ Great. Just freaking great. Not only, diary, do I have no place to stay after coming to this Harper Rock, but I'm stuck in this dinky little motel room for a while. I need to find a job or something. Fast. The lady at the desk is nice and all but this isn't living. There isn't even a microwave in here! What am I to do when my coffee gets cold!?
Skyy needs to do something about that jackass of a boyfriend of hers. He yelled at me. Can you believe that?! He yelled at ME. ME. A goth. A freaking princess of darkness. He thought I'd be cowed by a raised voice. Does he even know what kind of music I listen to? He was in for a big surprise apparently so he yelled louder and made a scene so I just decided to not make things worse for Skyy and left. I couldn't believe that **** diary.
Maybe the school has a dorm they can squeeze me into. I'll have to head over there and ask some time this week. On the bright side, dairy, I lucked out and not too far from this motel I bought you and some yarn and hooks and needles and junk. Not too much stuff though, just enough to keep me busy. The rest of my crap is still at home. I had to call mom and da after I got 'home' and told them not to ship my stuff out just yet. They are worried but I told them not to. They wont listen, but its the thought that counts.
I should probably start unpacking at least some of my good stuff so it doesn't get wrinkled. Then maybe I'll get my lappy out and google around and see what this place has to offer. Maybe hop a cab into the city, huh? See what the night life is like.
Bye bye for now dairy.
Spyder
She always signed her diary entries and to finish it off, she doodled spider webs and spiders and bats and junk around it to make it look cool. She closed and 'locked' the book and set it beside her before getting up and digging her laptop out of the bag and began her googling of Harper Rock. At least this place had WiFi.