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

[bigdamnprincipal]

There were tables and chairs set up all around the lawn. Some were in the sun, where folks could soak up that precious vitamin D, and some were in the shade where folks could stay cool.

All of the tables had at least a little glitter on them though. It was a welcoming gesture to get glitter someplace you didn't know glitter could go!

[OCD is 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: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[tigerundercover]

"You could offer to go get them something from across town?" Raven suggested. "Go zipping off and back."

Re: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[spin_kick_snap]

"That might need to wait until they know the geography of town a little better," Kathy said thoughtfully. "Everyone is usually impressed enough when I do this," she added, pulling her leg up into a vertical split and then wrapping her leg around her head. "Though I could do this long before I was about to run a forty second mile."

Re: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[tigerundercover]

Raven's eyes widened a little. "I could do that," she said. "But on me it'd require moving my organs out of the way."

Re: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[spin_kick_snap]

"More just stretching your tendons appropriately," Kathy said, resolving to get Raven some anatomy books anyway, dammit. "I assure you, all of my organs are intact and in their customary places."

Re: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[tigerundercover]

She really probably should. Raven had SO MUCH more potential than she realized. "Well, that's good. I'd hate for you to have ruptured something just to show off."

Re: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[spin_kick_snap]

And Kathy was all about helping friends reach their true potential. Though hopefully without encouraging the 'future evil villain' bit.

Sorry, Mystique. Kathy was a superhero. It was a thing.

"Pffft, this is nothing," Kathy assured her, before doing a handstand that turned into a careful pose. "This is far more likely to result in injury than a simple standing split."