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

[bigdamnprincipal]

Whoever worked the weather magic around here had done an excellent job to make sure things were nice outside for all the new (and old) residents of Fandom. It was warm and sunny, but not so humid that people would melt. There was plenty of moddable food and drinks, places to sit in the shade, and more than enough nametags to go around. It was time to celebrate the start of the summer!

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Re: General Mingling

[x_wondrous_x]

"Huh." Did the wonders never cease? "Small world, indeed..."

And with this new, oddly comforting in a bizarre, maybe just a touch homesick sort of way, information, Stewart regarded Charlie yet again, and smiled, faintly.

"So...neighbor...what great impetus inspired you to head South of the Border in the pursuits of higher academic enrichment?"

Re: General Mingling

[wildgalegirl]

"I'm not good at settling anywhere," Charlie admitted, "So it wasn't that much of a surprise that when my powers came in I turned out to be a Wild power. So the Aunties thought that this place - with so much craziness going on - might be a good way to keep me occupied in one place. SO far, so good!"

Yeah, have fun unpacking all that, Stewart.

Re: General Mingling

[x_wondrous_x]

There was, yet, just a little bit of squinting as Stewart did try to unpack that, balancing on the edge between two things that seemed to deserve diving into a little deeper. One might bleed easily into the the other, as well, so he eventually just hedged, "What kind of craziness?"

The appeal to chaos, naturally, seemed the better fit.

Re: General Mingling

[wildgalegirl]

"Well, a couple of weeks ago people's artwork came to life and rampaged though the streets. And sometimes you want up and you're another gender. And around the holidays sometimes it snows powdered sugar or changes all the water in the taps to eggnog or something," Charlie said easily. "And, you know, every now and then someone gets bit by a gremlins. And the squirrels report on everything for the radio."