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cafeteria | mid afternoon | wednesday | 25 november
Apparently, there was a holiday tomorrow. From what Jonas had gathered from the books he'd read, it revolved around a lot of food, togetherness and was descended from a shared meal by two very different groups long ago.
Needless to say, Jonas had never celebrated Thanksgiving in the Community. Besides ceremonies for Days of Birth, nothing had really been celebrated so Jonas found these specially singled out days as half a curiosity and half enjoyment.
And, while today wasn't the holiday, Jonas found himself in the cafeteria, idly picking at his food (mashed potatoes had a very strange texture) and paging through a book on various holidays. Christmas would, undoubtedly, be the next thing he looked up that. That holiday just seemed...complicated.
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Needless to say, Jonas had never celebrated Thanksgiving in the Community. Besides ceremonies for Days of Birth, nothing had really been celebrated so Jonas found these specially singled out days as half a curiosity and half enjoyment.
And, while today wasn't the holiday, Jonas found himself in the cafeteria, idly picking at his food (mashed potatoes had a very strange texture) and paging through a book on various holidays. Christmas would, undoubtedly, be the next thing he looked up that. That holiday just seemed...complicated.
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Jonas hadn't really experienced a simple illness like food poisoning and he was fine with keeping that streak alive.
"They're cold," he continued, poking at his potatoes with his fork, "but they don't taste awful."
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Not good. But probably not mold.
"How have you been, Jonas?"
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She smiled."How are you, Kate?"
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"So, how would you summarise this holiday?" Leto asked.
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Of course, Jonas had only read the bare essentials to get an idea of what Thanksgiving was and had tried to put together his own conclusions.
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Clearly not from anywhere close in time or space.
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Well, it had been over a week, and it seemed like a longer time, because a lot had happened. So this was the greeting Leto got from Kate as she was claiming a seat by his table.
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She was kind of regretting it as she eyed her tray, but Jonas still got a smile when she seated herself nearby. "Hi Jonas, how's things?"
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