Fandom Library, Wednesday, September 10th

[afraid_of_marshmallows]

With all of the pictures from yesterday's trip, Arden was spending today going through them, deleting any of the ones that weren't great, finding the ones she liked best, and even doing a bit of color touch-up and editing. It was not easy to do on a tiny phone and she found herself wishing for access to programs that would make it easier.

"Except they're all stupid expensive," she muttered, trying to get rid of a glare. And then she paused, considering. "Huh. Maybe I'll have a whole Christmas list after all."

Something to seriously consider oh, in November, maybe. But that wasn't going to get this set of pictures looking as close to professional as she could possibly get them, so less wishing, more working, Arden!

Health Education, Wednesday, Second Period

[ifwebeworthy]

"All right," Don, who seemed considerably perkier and wasn't holding a travel mug like it was his only hope of salvation this week, said at the beginning of class. "Take two. I hope everybody is who they're supposed to be this week, and has their usual complement of thumbs, whatever that may be. I remain Dr. Donald Blake, and this is still Health Education. Spoiler alert: the humors have gone out of fashion.

"So, I want to talk about relative knowledge. Where I come from, some people come from space. Some people are gods. Some people are from different time periods or dimensions. Sound familiar, right? This means that's what's basic knowledge to one person may be brand new information to the person standing next to them, or one way of explaining something may not work for everyone, and that's okay. So if I start talking about, say, vaccines, and you're thinking, 'Pffft, everyone knows this,' please remember that maybe the person sitting next to you doesn't. Maybe they use magic where they're from, or vaccination hasn't been invented in its modern form yet. And if the explanation I use for something doesn't work for you, please don't be afraid to say so and ask for more information. Okay? Okay. Now let's talk about vaccines, because they're important.

( Medical talk under here! )

Space Pirates! (Pirates in Space!) [Wednesday, 1st Period]

[good_for_six]

Class was in the Danger Shop again, and the not-actually-a-space-ship was present again, this time with deck chairs and a projector set up on its deck.

"Welcome back," Isabela greeted them cheerfully, because they were just not talking about last week, basically. "Space is full of darkness and terror, or so I'm told."

Mostly by Aphra, who, while not lying exactly, had no problems exaggerating those terrors to impress women or get a high rate of danger pay. "So today we'll be watching an instructional film about those terrors."