Hollipop
Untapped Potential
[OOC: Okay, guys, welcome to Semi-Charmed Life! Please try to get your starter up as soon as possible so we can get this roleplay off the ground! Remember to stay in character and abide by all of the rules listed in the rules tab. In the roleplay, it is the first day of senior year. The group has seen each other over the summer, so there's no need to be like "Oh my god, I missed you!" or "How was your summer?" because yeah. Also, if you can, use a gif in your posts! I've given each character a celebrity face claim, so you should be able to find gif hunts of each one. If you're having trouble, don't be afraid to ask me! Remember that this roleplay not only includes writing, but also tweets, Facebook posts, and text message exchanges. Please color code them! Anyway, I won't keep you any longer. Stay active and have fun!!]
[Tag! You're It: @oOBubblesOo , @Shrice Koohri , @Wirik , @???? ???????? , @Lori Williams ? ]
The sound of Bad Girls by M.I.A. blared loudly at the ungodly hour of six-thirty in the morning. It was kind of tacky to have that song as an alarm tone, but it made up-and-coming senior Skylar Sinclair was to dance. She swung each leg over the side of her bed and ruffled her dark hair, feeling a hangover wash over her. Did she even drink last night? What happened? She decided to text her friend Colie, who was the most level-headed and sober of the group. She'd know what went down.
[iMessage to Colie Anderson: Hey babes, I'm a wreck. What happened last night?]
As she padded down the hall of the apartment she shared with her mother and little sister, Zoey, and hopped into the shower, memories slowly started to come back to her. There was a boy, by when you were Skye Sinclair, there was always a boy. Or was it a girl? Drunk or sober, Skye liked both. She was pretty sure it was a girl. Tiffany? Or Teresa? She was defiantly a student at the community college nearby.
As the water beat down on her, she remembered. She and her friends were at Carmichael's last night, one of the music clubs they frequented. She locked eyes with Tiffany/Teresa and the two began dancing, and it definitely wasn't proper ballroom dancing. The two girls ended up in the little backstage area going to town on each other. Skye couldn't help but smile smugly. She was kind of a legend.
Once she had finished her shower, she wrapped herself in a towel and went back into her bedroom. She was glad her mother and Zoey weren't up yet. Skye loved her family to death, but her mom could be so intrusive. She always wanted to know what her daughter was up to, almost as if she was trying to live the teen years she never had through her daughter. Skye didn't blame her, to be honest. Ms. Sinclair had gotten pregnant with her during junior year of high school.
She began to root through her closet to find something to wear and settled on a printed bodycon dress. Skye loved fashion, but she'd never do it as a career. There was just something exciting about pulling together an outfit unlike something anybody else would ever wear. Skye knew she had a good sense of style. Sure, she didn't have a lot of money, but she was surprisingly resourceful.
Skye pulled the dress over her head and slipped into her favorite black combat boots. Once she was done getting dressed, she did her hair. Everybody always made a big deal about it, even though Skye thought it was fairly normal. It was jet black and fell in waves down to her waist. She had never dyed it, so it always shone glossy in any lighting, and was soft to the touch. Still, it was just hair. She spritzed some surf spray in it, and gave it a quick tousle.
[Tag! You're It: @oOBubblesOo , @Shrice Koohri , @Wirik , @???? ???????? , @Lori Williams ? ]
Skylar Sinclair
The sound of Bad Girls by M.I.A. blared loudly at the ungodly hour of six-thirty in the morning. It was kind of tacky to have that song as an alarm tone, but it made up-and-coming senior Skylar Sinclair was to dance. She swung each leg over the side of her bed and ruffled her dark hair, feeling a hangover wash over her. Did she even drink last night? What happened? She decided to text her friend Colie, who was the most level-headed and sober of the group. She'd know what went down.
[iMessage to Colie Anderson: Hey babes, I'm a wreck. What happened last night?]
As she padded down the hall of the apartment she shared with her mother and little sister, Zoey, and hopped into the shower, memories slowly started to come back to her. There was a boy, by when you were Skye Sinclair, there was always a boy. Or was it a girl? Drunk or sober, Skye liked both. She was pretty sure it was a girl. Tiffany? Or Teresa? She was defiantly a student at the community college nearby.
As the water beat down on her, she remembered. She and her friends were at Carmichael's last night, one of the music clubs they frequented. She locked eyes with Tiffany/Teresa and the two began dancing, and it definitely wasn't proper ballroom dancing. The two girls ended up in the little backstage area going to town on each other. Skye couldn't help but smile smugly. She was kind of a legend.
Once she had finished her shower, she wrapped herself in a towel and went back into her bedroom. She was glad her mother and Zoey weren't up yet. Skye loved her family to death, but her mom could be so intrusive. She always wanted to know what her daughter was up to, almost as if she was trying to live the teen years she never had through her daughter. Skye didn't blame her, to be honest. Ms. Sinclair had gotten pregnant with her during junior year of high school.
She began to root through her closet to find something to wear and settled on a printed bodycon dress. Skye loved fashion, but she'd never do it as a career. There was just something exciting about pulling together an outfit unlike something anybody else would ever wear. Skye knew she had a good sense of style. Sure, she didn't have a lot of money, but she was surprisingly resourceful.
Skye pulled the dress over her head and slipped into her favorite black combat boots. Once she was done getting dressed, she did her hair. Everybody always made a big deal about it, even though Skye thought it was fairly normal. It was jet black and fell in waves down to her waist. She had never dyed it, so it always shone glossy in any lighting, and was soft to the touch. Still, it was just hair. She spritzed some surf spray in it, and gave it a quick tousle.
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Now, on to makeup. Skye loved makeup, and even though everybody always said she didn't need it, she enjoyed the process of putting it on. She never wore foundation, but always wore bronzer. She lined her eyes with navy blue kohl and applied black mascara to her thick dark lashes. She popped some blush on to her cheeks and some coral-tinted lip gloss on to her pout, and the look was complete.
She managed to escape the house just in time, even grabbing two chocolate chip granola bars on the way to serve as some sort of breakfast. She wrapped her black leather jacket tighter around her frame as she walked. It was chilly for early September, but this was the Windy City, after all. As she walked towards school, car horns beeped and men of all ages wolf-whistled. Skye ignored them. She was used to it by now. She updated her Facebook as she walked.
[skye Sinclair: Nothing says good morning like watching a bird full-on swoop in and steal a bagel right out of the hands of a toddler. Welcome to Chi-Town.]
Skye arrived at Hamilton High School and immediately headed to the Roasters coffee bar that was set up outside the cafeteria every morning. She ordered a drink and paid for it before heading back out in front of the school. There were picnic tables adorning the quad, and as she walked towards the usual table she was greeted by some or her peers. Skye wasn't exactly popular, but everybody knew who she and her friends were.
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She reached the farthest picnic table from the entrance and sat on it, letting her boot-clad feet rest on the bench part. She checked her Twitter as she sipped her coffee and wondered when her friends were going to arrive.
[Tweet from @Shoot4TheSkye: Hamilton is still dank, and I'm still hungover. #SomeThingsNeverChange]
[OOC: This post was a lot better the first time around, but my laptop deleted it so I had to rewrite. ><]
Now, on to makeup. Skye loved makeup, and even though everybody always said she didn't need it, she enjoyed the process of putting it on. She never wore foundation, but always wore bronzer. She lined her eyes with navy blue kohl and applied black mascara to her thick dark lashes. She popped some blush on to her cheeks and some coral-tinted lip gloss on to her pout, and the look was complete.
She managed to escape the house just in time, even grabbing two chocolate chip granola bars on the way to serve as some sort of breakfast. She wrapped her black leather jacket tighter around her frame as she walked. It was chilly for early September, but this was the Windy City, after all. As she walked towards school, car horns beeped and men of all ages wolf-whistled. Skye ignored them. She was used to it by now. She updated her Facebook as she walked.
[skye Sinclair: Nothing says good morning like watching a bird full-on swoop in and steal a bagel right out of the hands of a toddler. Welcome to Chi-Town.]
Skye arrived at Hamilton High School and immediately headed to the Roasters coffee bar that was set up outside the cafeteria every morning. She ordered a drink and paid for it before heading back out in front of the school. There were picnic tables adorning the quad, and as she walked towards the usual table she was greeted by some or her peers. Skye wasn't exactly popular, but everybody knew who she and her friends were.
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She reached the farthest picnic table from the entrance and sat on it, letting her boot-clad feet rest on the bench part. She checked her Twitter as she sipped her coffee and wondered when her friends were going to arrive.
[Tweet from @Shoot4TheSkye: Hamilton is still dank, and I'm still hungover. #SomeThingsNeverChange]
[OOC: This post was a lot better the first time around, but my laptop deleted it so I had to rewrite. ><]
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