I'll just have... Uh, the... food? (Open to all!)

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OOC: Julia's outfit (will be explained, but in case your a visual person, imagine this, in anime form!) www.polyvore.com/julia_lunch/set?id=26633443

BIC: It was about 6:30 P.M. when Julia Waters made her way into Missy's resturaunt. The small resturaunt was near empty, and she was glad for the privacy. She tugged on her hat, making sure it sat correctly over her fox ears. Her long black shirt covered the busy fox tail she had. Julia had to admit, though, she must have been quite a sight. With a music themed hat, a nice, black skirt, purple RARR! t-shirt, and a Gir hoodie, she must have looked homeless. Also not to mention the fact that she was muttering to herself as she walked in. "No, voice. I have $15, and I'm spending it on food... I DON'T CARE IF I HAVE FOOD AT THE CAVE I WANT THIS FOOD!"

The waitress hestinatly seated her, away from the other customers. She smirked as she looked at the menu. Uh oh... What were all those strange markings across the page of this thing? Julia gulped and turned red. She had never learned to read... She turned to the waitress when she returned. "Uh, well, I guess I'll have, some... food?" she squeaked, a bit nervously. The waitress rolled her eyes and said she'd be back later to take my order for real.

[~Mirai~]

Mirai arrived at Missy's resturaunt, having been a bit hungry. She looked around, there only seemed to be a few people in there. Mirai saw that one girl was dressed rather interesting like, but Mirai didn't think much of it. Mirai often wore some outfits her relatives would send from Japan. Harajuku street fashion, but only when going out.
She sat down at a table, and looked at the menu, wondering what to eat.

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Julia stared at it more, but only a few words made sense. She tried every possible way to try and get the human scribbles to make a bit of sense. She squinted, held the menu upside down, she even ran her finger across the words, hoping for some realization. She growled and slumped down into her seat. Now her voice was quiet, so it was no help to her.

Julia flipped the pages, suddenly realizing something. Pictures! There were some pictures of the food on the pages! She had been too frusterated with reading that she hadn't realized the giant pictures of food staring back at her. She giggled with delight and turned to look a the approaching waitress. "How much is this?" she asked, pointing to a picture of fish sushi. It was the closest thing she'd get to her favorite, raw fish. "$10.95." the waitress recited. Julia smiled. "I'll have that, then."