Cooking Club [Home Ec Classroom, Thursday, 1pm]

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The facts were these: Ned...had never run a club before. He was sure that fact was incredibly hard to tell but, yes, he'd never run anything even like a club before.

So, equipped with a cookbook and a pie (might as well bake one for the first club), he found his way to the classroom and gotten it set up as many hours of research had suggested. That was done.

He even wrote COOKING CLUB on the board just in case anyone got confused. You know, like Ned himself.

Once people had found their way into the classroom, Ned nervously stood up and said, "Um, hi. Some of you know me, some of you don't. I'm Ned and this is the cooking club. I did some research..." And he hoped no one laughed at him for that. "...and the first club meeting should generally just be an icebreaker so...let's just do names and favorite food. You can add in cooking experience, if you want to and if you have it. Otherwise, we'll just do something nice and easy to get to know each other."

He cleared his throat. "Anyway, yeah, I'm Ned and my favorite food is pie, obviously. I'm partial to apple pies. I've been cooking since I was about nine, mostly desserts but I'm pretty good with any recipes. So...anyone else?"

[Delicious OCD is a coming up!]

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Re: Talk to Professor Lulu

[mistressofblack.livejournal.com]

"Just as long as you're sure, then," Lulu replied, with a chuckle.

"How are your classes going?" she asked him.

Re: Talk to Professor Lulu

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"Well enough," he said as he settled near her to talk, enjoying the cookie.

"All of them are interesting, though two of them are particularly... well, I keep getting involved in discussion in Literature, more than I figured I would, and the Art of War class is more useful and logical than I thought it would be."

Re: Talk to Professor Lulu

[mistressofblack.livejournal.com]

"That would be Professor Atreides' class, yes?" Lulu asked. "I'm not surprised you find it useful; I find her to be a most competent woman."

Re: Talk to Professor Lulu

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"Yes, Professor Atreides. I... almost want to ask her about a few things that might be useful for, er, work in my own world sometime during her office hours, but I'm not sure if that'd be appropriate."

He took another cookie.

"How've you been? Your new class?"

Re: Talk to Professor Lulu

[mistressofblack.livejournal.com]

"I don't imagine she'd mind," Lulu told him. "So it might be worth going by to speak to her."

She took a bite of one of the cookies, her face going blissful for a moment. "My class is going well," she said. "No major disasters yet, certainly. And it's a good mix of students."

Re: Talk to Professor Lulu

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"I didn't think you'd have any disasters, considering," he pointed out with a brief smirk.

"You're very good at what you do."