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]

[sciclone]

"Junior," Cosima nodded. "Anybody really cool in my class?"

She smiled at Hardison in the indulgent way teenagers tended to smile at elderly people of 27. "It's fine, I can make my own fun. I'm not really a big party kid anyhow. Mainly I like science."

Re: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[whoisalicewhite.livejournal.com]

"Hmmmmm our TA is Kathy Hana Li, and she's fun. And nice. Kaylin, too. Edward and Flick were always up for jumping off things..."

You might notice a trend in who Parker remembers here, Cosima.

"Students who are into science stuff, I don't know was much," she admitted. "But I know there's a few who are building their own mad scientist lairs according to Radio."

Re: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[vdistinctive]

"There's a radio show that reports what everyone does all day," Eliot clarified, skipping over the part about the squirrels for now. "Goes out as a podcast, too. It's not the most accurate thing in the world, but it's decent enough if you're just looking to see who else is into the things you're into."

RE: Re: Mingling and Such [Summer 2015]

[geniuswithasmartphone]

"The thing about this school is that it don't seem to care much about what year you're in when it comes to takin' classes," Hardison added. "So you might not find anybody among the juniors that's into science the way you are, but maybe a handful of seniors or a sophomore or two. I think the only time class year matters is when you're figurin' out who's graduatin' or who's goin' to prom or whatever."