Spring Cafe, Baltimore, Maryland, Thursday Evening

[mustbeawitch]

Did Lydia know where the nation of Afghanistan could be found on a map? Not at all! Was that going to stop her from picking an Afghan restaurant for Supper Club this week? Also not at all! And everything smelled fantastic, which had led her to decide she'd chosen correctly before even trying a bite.

Assuming other people liked it, that was...

Welcome to Supper Club, everyone who found their way to this corner of Baltimore!

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Re: Arrive and Mingle

[mustbeawitch]

Who needed geography when you had delicious smelling food? "Ms. Vess, good evening," Lydia said with a little curtsey of greeting. "I trust you are well this week?"

Re: Arrive and Mingle

[deathsmajesty]

"I am, darling, thank you," she said. "Planning a visit to one of my properties on another plane this weekend, but that should be rather short and uneventful."

Did you hear laughing? Weird. For a moment it sounded like somebody was laughing.

"And yourself, darling?"

Re: Arrive and Mingle

[mustbeawitch]

Was that...ominous music playing faintly somewhere from the direction of the flist? So weird. It was probably nothing.

"Spring is a busy time for a witch, you know," Lydia said. "There are flowers and herbs and such that need to be gathered at the proper times, and rites to observe and such." And her wardrobe to refresh. That was also very important!

Re: Arrive and Mingle

[deathsmajesty]

How important could it be?

"Do your spells require flowers and herbs?" Liliana asked, always interested in other branches of magic. "Concoctions and infusions and the like?"

Re: Arrive and Mingle

[mustbeawitch]

"Some do," Lydia confided. "Some don't. It really depends on what one wants to do. Some of it's just...chanting and making the trade."

Re: Arrive and Mingle

[deathsmajesty]

"Are there some kinds of spells that work better with herbs than not?" Yes, tell her all about your magic, Lydia.

Re: Arrive and Mingle

[mustbeawitch]

"Well, of course you can't make a potion without them," Lydia reasoned, "but otherwise it very much depends on what you're trying to do, and one can always improvise if you haven't the correct materials. My magical education has been a bit...eclectic, I suppose, so I'm rather good at that, if I do say so myself. It's all a matter of being quite firm with your materials, I find."