From Stupidity to Miss Fisher

Fiorella is quite capable of doing stupid things so when the list of septic tank companies she remembered receiving from a helpful woman in a Georgetown City Office went missing, she assumed it was her fault, that she'd stuck the page somewhere "safe" where she'd never find it until the day she moved out. Finally, after an morning-long search, she gave up and opened her email to get the phone number of the nice lady again and--whadda ya know--there had never been a paper page. The list of septic tank companies was in plain sight on the woman's answering email.
     As Fio said, she is quite capable of doing stupid things.
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Your girl spent most of the afternoon marking up Lolly's saga, then packed and moved a couple of boxes into the garage. She'll work on the story again later. There are some plot-line kinks she has to work out.
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The time has come, the walrus said, for Fiorella to mail her post-high school report to the class newsletter. Wonder if it will actually get printed?  Fio, as you can imagine, has led a far different life than her compadres have.
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It's 6:45 so Fiorella has to quit playing around with FB and work out that plot line. Her heroine's get-together dinner with Cotton's sister, Marisa, has to be moved into an earlier chapter so Fio can build up a background about Marisa's secret boyfriend....and something else she'll tell you about later. 
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Brother and his wife have told Fio how to get Miss Fischer on her TV, but your girl isn't holding her breath. Technology foils her at very turn.