I'm leaving a building (a hotel) and heading towards a small Japanese-themed fair that was taking place in a nearby street. Most stands aren't set up yet, but I browse through them nevertheless. There wasn't really a hurry, as in the next day the fair would continue, anyway. I walk up to a stand that was completely set up. In it were all kinds of objects, from toys to electronics to handmade items. As I'm browsing through them, the owner shows up. He looks exactly like J. Q., a teacher from college (AKA Big Bob), but I don't address him as that, so I can't be sure if it was him. "Hey, do you like Fallout?" he asks, referring to the game series. I say yes, yes I do. He shows me the collector's edition Pip-Boy clock (a collectible item that was sold along some versions of Fallout 3), saying it costs R$180. The price was somewhat fair, even if expensive. He insists I buy it but I say I'd think it over and would probably buy it on the next day.

We leave and get in a car. There are now more people with us, including a young girl, around 8 or 9 years who apparently was in the fair with us. She was dressed in an Anita (from Darkstalkers - http://members.fortunecity.com/leorc/Images/anita.jpg) cosplay. That was an awesome cosplay, though her hair color was slightly lighter than Anita's. But other than that, it was possibly one of the best cosplay I had ever seen. We went on talking while heading someplace by car (who was driving?). I remember we even joked about her looking dangerous (Anita, the character has psychic powers) and scaring people.