<div class="floatleft">(http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l521/ElliMichi/288563ba-7db0-47f7-98f9-d9539e58ac04_zpscc962643.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Josie Posie<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Radio Hostess<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Employee Lounge<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>This (http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=99726003)<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Open<br/><br/><hr/><br/>This town was...interesting...to say the least. All starting with that Arby's she'd stopped at. She blamed the restaurant for her car stopping working. That seemed a silly thing to blame it on, but it had worked fine up till she stopped there. Obviously they had done something to it. Probably put a banana in her gas tank or something silly like that. Wasn't that what teenagers these days did? Or maybe cooking oil, since, you know, it was a restaurant.<br/><br/>Beyond that, it just seemed strange over all. A hot, desert town in the middle of no where. Josie wasn't even sure what state it was in. She'd tried to go to the local library to find out more about the town, but the library was closed. It wasn't even a Sunday. There was a sign saying that the books weren't safe for the next two weeks. So she moved on. Josie figured she'd find out where she was eventually. Whenever she tried to talk to someone about it, they started to seem like they were going to tell her about the town, but then they would start rambling about other stuff. Angels, dog parks, hooded figures, Pink Floyd, etc...<br/><br/>After a week here, she kind of started to enjoy it. It was hot, but not intolerable. And the pizza was good. Just looking around, it reminded her, in mood, of her home back in Ohio...but on closer inspection, Josie was sure this place was going to give her that much needed boost in her life that she was craving.<br/><br/>Even better, she managed to get a job at the local radio station. It was amazing. Especially since the station looked so small from the outside that she'd figured that they would only have one host and one show. Small towns always seemed like that. Yet, Night Vale Community Radio Station was much larger on the inside than it looked and it hosted a variety of shows.<br/><br/>Josie had managed to score a spot hosting a book review type show. In all honesty, she couldn't think of a better way to spend her days. Reading all night and then talking over the radio during the day about the book she'd read.<br/><br/>She just hoped she got along with the other hosts.<br/><br/>Currently, she was sitting with her red, polka-dotted heels crossed on the thread bare couch in the lounge with a very small book in her hands. The title read<em>'Six Characters In Search Of An Author</em>by Luigi Pirandello.