Anemone's given up on Moreau and is blatantly ignoring her homework from Lulu's class. Instead, she's enjoying the wonder that is online shopping. Just because this isn't her holiday, doesn't mean she can't buy people presents.
There was indeed a big furry thing. Gulliver had been patrolling the stacks, looking for wee knights or something to play with, and was now watching Jack with big wibbly 'pet me' eyes.
"Well, I've got lots of books." Anemone set her book aside and propped her elbows on the counter. "What kind of book do you want?"
"I...don't know. There are stories about Christmas?" Why do people never tell her these things?
She chewed her lip as she searched the catalog. "Well, it looks like we have a copy of The Holiday Song (http://www.amazon.com/Christmas-Carol-Charles-Dickens/dp/1580495796/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196786071&sr=1-4"), Ignoring Holidays (http://www.amazon.com/Skipping-Christmas-John-Grisham/dp/0099481685/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196786071&sr=1-12), and Cash Only (http://www.amazon.com/God-We-Trust-Others-Cash/dp/0385021747/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196786190&sr=1-1). Huh. Strange name. There's some others too...any of those sound good?"
"Of course there are stories about Christmas. Christmas carols, plays, and movies, even." He gave her a 'duh' look that was decades ahead of its time. "Haven't you ever seen Christmas plays or sung carols?"
"The Cash Only one sounds interesting. How big is it?"
"You've never had Christmas before? No tree? Ornaments? Tinsel? Pulling tinsel outta a cat's butt where it looks like a bicycle handlebar streamer? Eggnog?"
"Nope, no Christmas." Anemone grabbed a pen to write down some callnumbers for him. "Will they have a Christmas at the school, or do they close everything for the holiday?"
"I...dunno. I hope it doesn't close down. I think I'm stuck here." He'd received a handwavey postcard from his dad saying he would be drivin' on through to January.
"I don't think it will close, there's too many of us from places where the holidays are different or have nowhere to go. I just didn't know if they were going to do anything special. If not, I might have to hit the store and get enough food to cook for those of us still on second floor."
Anemone blinked and looked at him. "Um, when is Christmas, anyway?"
"I don't know. For all I know, my guardians might decide to bring me home for a visit." The rolled eyes might give him a clue about how she felt about that particular idea. "I'm hoping to go visit someone sometime over the break, but I don't know what his schedule is like. For all I know, his evil overlord-boss has him working that week."
"Knowing John, he's trying to build a space ray," Anemone said dryly. "I don't know if his boss is evil-evil, or just stupid-evil, but I get the impression that there is some degree of evil. Oh, and I also get the impression that they're trying to take over the world, but I think all corporations are trying to do that this year. It's very hip."
"That's what corporations do! At least, that's what the newspaper tells me." Anemone nodded seriously. "Everything's all about corporate takeovers, and monopolies and stuff."
"What do they do when they win Monopoly?" Jack had never played that far. It's usually a case of Frustration or I Can't Afford Your Rent and then somehow the board gets tossed and the pieces scattered.
Thursday arrived, looking like she was concentrating on something. She hurried to her office, only appearing every now and then to get a couple of books seemingly at random, before disappearing into her office again.
TAKE IT ALL. I'M GETTING ANOTHER 4-9 INCHES TONIGHT, AND ANOTHER POSSIBLE 10 THIS WEEKEND. YOU CAN FIGHT IT OUT WITH THAT OTHER CRAZY SNOW-LOVER PERSON.
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In the library. Yes.
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"Well, I've got lots of books." Anemone set her book aside and propped her elbows on the counter. "What kind of book do you want?"
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She chewed her lip as she searched the catalog. "Well, it looks like we have a copy of The Holiday Song (http://www.amazon.com/Christmas-Carol-Charles-Dickens/dp/1580495796/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196786071&sr=1-4"), Ignoring Holidays (http://www.amazon.com/Skipping-Christmas-John-Grisham/dp/0099481685/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196786071&sr=1-12), and Cash Only (http://www.amazon.com/God-We-Trust-Others-Cash/dp/0385021747/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196786190&sr=1-1). Huh. Strange name. There's some others too...any of those sound good?"
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"The Cash Only one sounds interesting. How big is it?"
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"Almost big-ish?" Anemone looked at the bibliographic record and shrugged. "It's about three hundred pages."
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Pulling tinsel outta a cat's butt where it looks like a bicycle handlebar streamer?Eggnog?"He boggled. This would have to be fixed.
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*CLINGS TO SNOW*
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Anemone blinked and looked at him. "Um, when is Christmas, anyway?"
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Because that was important.
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Someone needs to quit reading her not-boyfriend's anarchist newspapers.
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