Clothes. Assorted clothing of bygone times. All sorts of times (even imagined ones). In various stages of finished. Plenty of boots in all sorts of colours. Hoodies. (Ria's.) Hair accessories of all sorts and kinds. (Ira's.) The occasional plain and normal set of clothes. A set of lab clothes. That is, coat, goggles, gloves. (Ira's.) A nice couple of aprons. (Ria's.) A really long scarf that they share during winter.
equipment. Sewing machines. One for fabric, one for leather. A computer. An array of cooking devices. An array of chemicals and assorted containers plus stuff to work with those. ...some of them explosive or corrosive or inflammatory or poisonous. Have fun. plenty other crafting tools. radios. a tv with a video recorder. ...and the computer, of course.
Other stuff? Photographs of them. (All semi-defaced.) Reenactment stuff. Shields, swords, chainmail, armor, fancy pretty dresses, steampunk style gadgetry. A few books. Mostly fact books and how-tos. Some school books. Some fiction, mostly classical literature. old, home-recorded Doctor Who episodes on video tapes. a sherlock holmes figurine WENT INTO CREATING HOLMESROACHSPRITE. A colony of cockroaches. ...in a big glass box in the kitchen. fire extinguishers. lots and lots of clear curtains and glass walls. the results of plenty of experiments in cooking and chemistry. (mostly labled.) a jar or two or three of greek fire.
In the backyard. A failed attempt at constructing a catapult. A dummy (to hit with things). A shed, tiny, square, painted TARDIS-blue like an imitation Police-box. All sorts of abandoned projects, parts and pieces of machinery or wood, debris and scorchmarks. A barbecue grill.
RIA POLOLANIK
Assorted clothing of bygone times. All sorts of times (even imagined ones). In various stages of finished.
Plenty of boots in all sorts of colours.
Hoodies. (Ria's.)
Hair accessories of all sorts and kinds. (Ira's.)
The occasional plain and normal set of clothes.
A set of lab clothes. That is, coat, goggles, gloves. (Ira's.)
A nice couple of aprons. (Ria's.)
A really long scarf that they share during winter.
equipment.
Sewing machines. One for fabric, one for leather.
A computer.
An array of cooking devices.
An array of chemicals and assorted containers plus stuff to work with those. ...some of them explosive or corrosive or inflammatory or poisonous. Have fun.
plenty other crafting tools.
radios.
a tv with a video recorder.
...and the computer, of course.
Other stuff?
Photographs of them. (All semi-defaced.)
Reenactment stuff. Shields, swords, chainmail, armor, fancy pretty dresses, steampunk style gadgetry.
A few books. Mostly fact books and how-tos. Some school books. Some fiction, mostly classical literature.
old, home-recorded Doctor Who episodes on video tapes.
a sherlock holmes figurineWENT INTO CREATING HOLMESROACHSPRITE.A colony of cockroaches. ...in a big glass box in the kitchen.
fire extinguishers.
lots and lots of clear curtains and glass walls.
the results of plenty of experiments in cooking and chemistry. (mostly labled.)
a jar or two or three of greek fire.
In the backyard.
A failed attempt at constructing a catapult.
A dummy (to hit with things).
A shed, tiny, square, painted TARDIS-blue like an imitation Police-box.
All sorts of abandoned projects, parts and pieces of machinery or wood, debris and scorchmarks.
A barbecue grill.