Does this count as a Meme? Probably not but who cares!?

[changelingdude.livejournal.com]

Indecisive Meme!

So! Al has a problem and I'm sure many of you share the same problem.

So many muses to pick from, only one spot to app with!

And so here's the game

1. Post with a muse you have that you've been curious about bringing to Trans, maybe set up a scene if you feel perky.
2. Get tags from the current muses of Trans_9!
3. Or get tags from muses who will be joining Trans_9 soon!
4. Or maybe tag around with your potential muse in other musethreads.
5. ???
6. Cake!
7.There is no cake

Comments

[magic-weaver.livejournal.com]

Sandry really couldn't help but smile at the sight of Rosethorn's scowl. Even with Daja awake, it was still entirely possible to feel lonely. Rosethorn waking from the pods gave her hope that the others would soon follow.

Sandry beamed up at the older woman from the large root she sat on. "I had wondered how long it would take you to wind your way here."

[thornymage.livejournal.com]

Rosethorn's glare faded a little - not that you'd notice if you didn't know her, but the subtle shift was there. She had yet to feel her wayward former student on-board this vessel, but a familiar face was always good.

"Good to see this ship isn't entirely full of imbeciles." If there was a faint hint of almost-humor there - well, she'd likely deny it.

[magic-weaver.livejournal.com]

It was a noticeable enough shift for Sandry to follow, and it made her smile all the more. Rosethorn was Rosethorn, no matter the setting.

"Not completely," Sandry agreed, more than a hint of amusement in her own voice. "I've actually been pleasantly surprised at the number of intelligent individuals on this ship."

[thornymage.livejournal.com]

Rosethorn made a small, non-commital noise that probably passed for acquiescence. "No gardeners among them though, it appears."

[magic-weaver.livejournal.com]

"Not so many that I have seen. I do know of a young man named Tom who has some interest in plants. He mostly keeps to his garden in the city, though." He was also the one who had been kind enough to show Sandry around Hydroponics before, in search of some form of cotton-esque plant.

[thornymage.livejournal.com]

"Hmph. I don't blame him - the pretend-sun is a little more convincing, there." She glanced around at the plants in the room. "This is as bad as Crane's greenhouse."