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Library, 3/14

Angela spends much of her day in the library flipping through something called The Complete Idiot's Guide to Psychic Phenomena and testing herself with the quizzes at the back.

She looks kind of cranky at the results she's getting.

In any case, she's there to help with all your library-type needs.

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She's not telekinetic, either.

After talking to Veronica, Marty swings by J,GOB's and picks up an array of baked goods, coffee and a special lunch bag before heading in to see his favorite library aide.

"Hey you," he said with a small grin. "Gotcha something to help you through the day."

"Hey," Angela said, leaning across the counter to give him a quick kiss. "Ooh, present?"

Mmm. Quick work-kissy.

"Coffee, pastries and your favorite sandwich ~~whatever that might be~~ from J,GOB's", Marty said putting each item on the counter. "There should be enough baked goods for the rest of the library minions to enjoy."

Angela grinned, and took a quick peek at the sandwich. "You even remembered to get provolone instead of swiss," she said. "Thank you."

She took the pastries and set them up on a table behind the counter. "So what were you doing in town so early?" she asked.

"Just shopping for you really. I talked with Veronica after ACJ and had enough time to run town to get you a little something," Marty replied he said taking a sip from his own cup of coffee.

"How is Veronica? I stopped off to say hi yesterday, but I kind of never see her lately," Angela said.

"So you weren't looking for stuff to blow up in town? It said on the radio. Which also thinks teddy bears trashed my room, so."

"She's still recovering from trying to find a cure for Angel, but it sounds like she's going out to California next weekend," Marty replied.

"And, um yeah. I might be blowing something up. Nadia and I are duplicating an art project we say in a museum."

"So you're exploding things for art?" Angela asked, breaking off a chunk of muffin and popping it into her mouth. "Cool."

"Yeah, the idea is to fill a shack with a bunch of stuff and then take a picture of it when it blows up," Marty explained, "Which to me doesn't really sound like art, so I guess that's why we're doing it. To see if it is truly art. Does that make any sense?"

"Not really," Angela admitted. "But I kind of want to see the results anyhow."

She scrunched up her face. "Is the island really big enough to blow something big up on?"

"It's a small shack," Marty said helping himself to a bit of the muffin. "So it's not going to be a major explosion. Just enough to make a noise and fling stuff around."

Angela looked a little dubious. "Just don't hurt yourself."

She held up a book that had come in the mail that day. "So I ~~handwavily~~ ordered this for Angel 'cause he said he wanted books, and look how perfect the cover is."

"We'll be taking all the percautions, so it'll be fine," Marty said laughing at the cover. "Oh that's just too perfect. I'm surprised that wasn't one of the prizes yesterday."

"I think it's only because I didn't show it to Rory," Angela laughed. "Though maybe the hat is cheating."

"Well I'm betting that Angel will like it anyway. Cover or no cover," Marty replied. "But I'm sure there's a rule in the international council for pet-head balancing competitions that state that hats are illegal."

Angela does not
answer Marty through haiku
silly, that would be.

"I wonder if it's an Olympic event?" she speculated instead. "I mean, it must be in some world."

~~*snerk*~~

"I bet it is," Marty agreed. "I mean I heard about one world where they juggle geese, so I'm sure pet balancing has to be as well."

"Crazy," Angela said, almost to herself.

She glanced at a stack of magazines that had come in that day's mail. "I should probably do some actual work today," she said, almost apologetically. "See you tonight?"

"You bet," He said leaning over to give her a quick kiss goodbye. "I've got to run to work anyway. I'll see you later."

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