find important site updates, activity checks and of the month voting within. pretty snazzy.

sommer's high yearbook keeps track of all the people on the site in a fun and innovative way. come take a look around.

claims for faces, screen names, cell phone numbers... what have you. anything that can be claimed shall be claimed inside this board.

quicker and more convenient than texting - providing you own a computer, but who doesn't in this day and age?

although no one really cares exactly what you're doing, isn't twitter just the perfect way to share it with the world anyway?

the large, ever so slightly rundown auditorium plays host to drama productions on the rare occasion the school decides to put them on. on a more day to day basis, the stage is used by the principal for assemblies.

hallway after hallway connects up all the different places inside the school. each one is lined with lockers. beware the random locker searches and off-duty teachers patrolling.

although it may seem more like a social gathering than a school sometimes, sommers high is still primarily there to teach. hence the classrooms.

people have to eat, which is unfortunate considering the quality of the cafeteria food. the cafeteria is a long room packed with tables and chairs and is as good a place as any to spend your lunch break.

the library is packed with both books and primitive computers, but is rarely full of students. off to one side is the guidance office, but that doesn't see a lot of action either.

sommers sport's compound can be found in a separate building to the main school. a large gymnasium, a small indoor swimming pool and both boys and girls locker room's are found inside, while the expansive playing field and running track surrounds it.

the silver screen movie theatre is the only place in town to catch new releases and old favourites. a very popular date spot for the youth of sommers, but the afternoon matinees are always nice too.

it might appear as an empty warehouse during the day, but after the sun goes down this nightclub is one of the hottest spots in town. anyone over the age of eighteen is allowed admission to the club for a cover charge of twenty dollars. once inside dancing, drinking, and hooking up is sure to take place. vacant tries to keep it’s clubbers happy by switching up the décor on a nightly basis. it’s a tedious job but the patrons couldn’t be more happier with the exciting new themes and activities to take part in.

the closest things sommers has to a mall is, unfortunately, marley's retail outlet. inside are a few discount clothes and book stores. if you have the time, money and inclination it's probably best to go a couple of towns over and visit a real mall.

if you like grease in your food and teenager's in your drinking establishment, sommers bar and grill is the place for you. more adult orientated, but you can still find a good population of the high school hanging around in here.

in a failed attempt to bring some culture to town, someone decided to open up a bistro. if you've something to celebrate, a date to go on or just fancy a cup of coffee that doesn't taste like mud, here's your destination.

for a wider selection of books and for poor dial-up internet access, sommers public library sees a fair bit of trade. it's a nice quiet place where no one will bother you, anyway.

the nearest hospital is quite a drive away, so for everyday health concerns and complaints most towns folk tend to visit the health clinic on the highstreet.

the trinity church sits on a slight incline so that it looks out over the rest of sommers. nearly everyone, believer or not, attends mass every sunday. the bone yard out back also makes a fairly decent hang out during the long hot summer months, as it's cast into cool shade by the church itself.

lakeview public park is a serene area just off of lake aestas itself. a large stretch of grass makes a popular spot for relaxation and there's a small kid's play park located in one corner.

lake aestas is a large, clear body of water towards the outskirts of town. surrounded by a thick stretch of sand and the dappled shade of the trees, it's a very popular place and is responsible for an awful lot of tourist revenue.

lincoln street is a pretty average place to live. mostly families live in this district of town, so it's an affable and decent place to raise children and live quietly. the class divide isn't so obvious here.

site games are a fun and unproductive way to waste time between posts and get to know your fellow rper. come and join some!

a lot of people out there, myself included, fail when it comes to graphics. if you're blessed with talent, how about you come and set up shop? or if you're desperate for a sig, come and make a request and see who bites.

site activity has a tendency of ebbing and flowing, so here's a board for us all to keep track! if you're going away for a while, come let us know. if you're new, how about you come and introduce yourself?