Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, All Day: Part II

[nomoresportscars]

There was the bonfire for everyone who thought Maryland in January was a little too cool for their taste, as well as the moddable warm food and drinks, and chairs and tables in the school colors of blue and gold. Some tables were also set a little further away from the crowds.

Because there were always people who preferred the fringes.

[OCD up! This is the picnic post for general mingling. Roommates, fake siblings and teachers are all here. Since it's outside, the picnic is open to all students, teachers, and townies!]

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Re: General Mingling [Spring 2014]

[voiceoverdue]

"Definitely desert!" Cecil nodded emphatically. "I'm still rooming with Sholeh. And no little sib; I thought, I'm still so new myself, maybe I'd wait till I have at least another semester. There look like some fun new people, though! And I'm a TA!"

Re: General Mingling [Spring 2014]

[regretiz4suckas.livejournal.com]

"Coolness. To who?" Nom nom nom. "I never was a big sib, but then, maybe the school knows I would've recruited any little sibs for mayhem." And con jobs. "Man, I should've gotten out the gremlin repellant sprays again."

Re: General Mingling [Spring 2014]

[voiceoverdue]

"Mr. Starsmore!" You know, Kenzi - the big blue guy. "And I think you'd make a great big sib! Mayhem is fun! Setting things on fire sounds really fun right about now," he confessed with a grin.

Re: General Mingling [Spring 2014]

[regretiz4suckas.livejournal.com]

"Jonothon!" One of her fave people and her funnest boss! "You be good for him, I'm his-- I was his coffee minion," Kenzi said without missing a beat. "He's awesome. What's he teaching?" She looked around and then grinned back at the bundle of Cecil. "We should find somewhere to start a bonfire. 'Cause these new kids might be cold."

Re: General Mingling [Spring 2014]

[voiceoverdue]

"I'll take good care of him." Cecil nodded solemnly. "He's teaching Coping with Change. You can never have too many coping mechanisms," he noted cheerfully. "And a bonfire sounds great!"