Adulting 101- Monday- 4th period

[throughaphase]

Kitty loved this weekend, and was clinging to any time she could get with Lexi before she had to send her back through the portal. But it also meant she had to readjust class a bit for the weekend. Therefore, the class met in the Danger Room, which was set up like a playground, with great spring weather.

"Hey, everyone," Kitty greeted them. "For those of you who might've brought kids, my name's Kitty, and I'm teaching your parents how to be responsible, so... possibly you're welcome. And for those who haven't met her before, the munchkin here-"

Lexi frowned in protest.

"-is Lexi. So, this weekend happened to drop on us just about the most adult thing you can do, which is caring for someone else. And there are different challenges to dealing with kids no matter what their age, which I'm sure you've either experienced or heard about by now. Today I'm going to throw you right in, and say that any teenagers in this class have five minutes to plan at least one activity for the younger kids to do, try to get them to do it, and keep an eye on them for the rest of the class period. Easy, right?"

Baking: Sweet and Savory | Monday, 3rd period

[sharp_as_knives]

Hannibal wasn't going to miss any time with Angela he didn't have to. Combined with the fact that several of his students were likely to bring children as well...baking probably wasn't the best idea.

So, he'd sent them e-mail again to relocate class to his home, and he'd baked ahead of time.

"Good morning. I thought today we'd indulge in a bit of post-baking frivolity." In the breakfast nook (which was larger than most people's dining rooms) he'd set out numerous trays of cookies - plain sugar, lavender, snickerdoodle, chocolate, and a few moddable others - along with a rainbow of icing colors and a variety of sprinkles.

And a very large dropcloth on the floor.

"There are also milk, tea, and coffee," he informed the students (and sundry). "Enjoy."

Library, Sunday

[gavegoodface]

Face was still a little on the back foot about the whole teenage daughter thing, but after swinging into town to get breakfast for them both, he'd brought Adra in to help him with his library shift. It definitely wasn't because he didn't trust her, despite her suggestions otherwise.

It was because he didn't trust trust the boys (and some of the girls) on the island.