Bulletin Board Posting

[john-adams-1776.livejournal.com]

Citizens of Disneyland,

As there appears to be little of an Intellectual life about the park, Miss Sto Helit, Mr. Fell, and I have determined to host a Salon, the purpose of which is to Gather for intelligent and pleasant conversation with an eye toward the Issues of the day.

Should you be at all interested in Attending, kindly leave your name here and I shall notify you shortly regarding the Place and Time.

Your servant,
J. Adams


Post-script: Should anyone know the meaning of the banners now currently Decorating the park, would you be so good as to Inform me? I should like to know prior to the first Meeting. Please accept my greatest Appreciation in Advance of the information.

Comments

[miho-ribbon.livejournal.com]

I WANT TO DO PPL'S HAIR.

RIBBON.

[under-arrest-d.livejournal.com]

There was something quite exciting in telling one of the Founding Father's about Independence Day. There was a moment where Leon wondered if telling would do more harm than good, and decided after a moment that Adams already should know about America's Independence.

They're decorating the park most likely for the Fourth of July, Independence Day. It's the day where America signed the Declaration of Independence. It's to celebrate our independence from Britian.

[kuchiki.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't mind coming. I might drag Ichigo along, too.

- Rukia Kuchiki

[alcoholit.livejournal.com]

Bernard pondered this for several hours, then decided that when you're invited to something by someone who capitalised words like it was the 18th century all over again, spoke like the Queen and had a suspiciously historical last name, you couldn't not go. Besides, it was better than standing in a mens' toilet, trying to dry off his cigarettes under a hand dryer.

will there be booze? Because it's not intellectual discussion without booze.

I'll come. Beats sitting on park benches and annoying the Dwarves, by a long shot. Not to mention I want to know if you speak like that too.

Bernard L. Black.

Letter

[sensiblesusan.livejournal.com]

John,

I believe I've been remiss in thanking you for working out the salon. So -- thank you. Has there been any interest?

It seems I've a new charge to look after -- a little girl. I'm a little concerned as to how Calvin's going to handle it, so if I look a bit frayed, you'll know why.

Did you find out the meaning of all the banners and whatnot?

Yours,
Susan

[quite-ironical.livejournal.com]

Sir,

I do not believe we have met, but the sort of Gathering you have suggested is indeed a welcome thought. Please count on my attendence.

Your humble servant,
Jonathan Strange