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kismet_loop_logs2014-10-18 04:49 pm
hotheadwarmheart) wrote in kismet_loop_logs2014-10-18 04:49 pm
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Totally not a date.
Who: Elsa and Lea (closed)
When: Just after this thread
Where: The restaurant in Haven
What: Catching up and getting something to eat
Warnings: Probably none, unless you count excessive levels of adorkable
The restaurant wasn't especially fancy but it was nice. Casual, family style dining, one would probably call it. Some kind of light jazz or similar music played quietly over the PA in the background, enough to provide atmosphere, but not really enough to be especially noticeable unless one was paying attention to it.
And Lea was currently not paying attention to it. No, his attention was divided between the menu- that spicy chicken thing looked good, but then there was that burger- and the woman sitting across from him. Right now, Elsa was winning out. They'd been seated in a corner booth, with a window to one side of them, looking out on the street outside. "So...", Lea asked her. "What do you think looks good?"
When: Just after this thread
Where: The restaurant in Haven
What: Catching up and getting something to eat
Warnings: Probably none, unless you count excessive levels of adorkable
The restaurant wasn't especially fancy but it was nice. Casual, family style dining, one would probably call it. Some kind of light jazz or similar music played quietly over the PA in the background, enough to provide atmosphere, but not really enough to be especially noticeable unless one was paying attention to it.
And Lea was currently not paying attention to it. No, his attention was divided between the menu- that spicy chicken thing looked good, but then there was that burger- and the woman sitting across from him. Right now, Elsa was winning out. They'd been seated in a corner booth, with a window to one side of them, looking out on the street outside. "So...", Lea asked her. "What do you think looks good?"