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fandomhighdorms2005-11-24 09:48 pm
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2nd Floor Common Kitchen: Callynander's Cracked-Out Colonial Thanksgiving
Cally and Anders, having had a lazy, adorable morning, rushed off to the NPC Grocers, and stocked up on exactly the sort of things they think are involved with a proper Thanksgiving meal.
They're currently making Turkey Sandwiches. With some ham, too. And they're wondering where the Cranberry Sauce goes.
The yams, the green bean casserole, these things are confusing and more than a little overly complicated to prepare.
And then there's the rolls. At least they've got rolls. Nice, hot buttery *fingerwiggle* rolls.
But we won't even mention the pumpkin pie. A disaster waiting to happen, more like...
So, here they are, in the Second Floor Common Room kitchen area... making a mess of both the kitchen and Thanksgiving tradition.
Good job, city of Fandom. You let the cutest couple ever totally fail at Thanksgiving, cause NO ONE INVITED THEM ANYWHERE.
They're currently making Turkey Sandwiches. With some ham, too. And they're wondering where the Cranberry Sauce goes.
The yams, the green bean casserole, these things are confusing and more than a little overly complicated to prepare.
And then there's the rolls. At least they've got rolls. Nice, hot buttery *fingerwiggle* rolls.
But we won't even mention the pumpkin pie. A disaster waiting to happen, more like...
So, here they are, in the Second Floor Common Room kitchen area... making a mess of both the kitchen and Thanksgiving tradition.
Good job, city of Fandom. You let the cutest couple ever totally fail at Thanksgiving, cause NO ONE INVITED THEM ANYWHERE.

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"Okay, this is supposed to go with the turkey, right? But I mean . . . jelly? Should there be peanut butter too?"
He takes a few steps back and just stares at the weird wobbling can-shaped cylinder of cranberry sauce. He then picks it up, sets it on the floor, and does a headstand in front of it, contemplating.
"Do you think peanut butter would go with this? Should I go get it?"
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Stupid Yams.
"So, I'm gonna say no. Cause it would just be one more thing complicating our very complicatified Thanksgivaling."
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Staring at it for a moment longer, he finally gives up and wanders over to where Cally's scowling at the yams. "They givin' you trouble, coach?" he asks, resting his chin on her shoulder. "I can beat 'em up for you."
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She leans her head to the side to rest it against Anders'. "But at this point, I'm thinking we just need to figure out how to make it edible."
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She pauses for a second.
"Okay, after we eat them. Then, never, ever, ever."
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He peers over her shoulder at the cookbook. "What exactly are we doing with these yams, anyway? Supposedly?"
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Cally reaches back and brushes her thumb against Anders' cheek. "Cause my patience has worn thing with the cooking, seriously."
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He hugs Cally again. "Want me to take a shot at it? And you can try working on the casserole thing?"
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Cally looks a little worried, but not panicky... yet.
"I just gotta peel the skins off," replies Anders, staring into the pan of yams like he's afraid they might bite him. "And they're kinda hot."
He goes rummaging around for a fork and a knife, and is relieved to find out that the skins come off pretty easily. It's a messy job, peeling the yams this way, but luckily they have to get all mashed up anyhow, so nobody will notice the gouges and cuts. He puts in some more butter (maybe a touch too much
but omg, it's *fingerwiggle* buttery now) and dumps in the oniony stuff from the pan, then mixes it all up."Well. I think that's done."
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"Though it might get cold by the time the casserole is done..." She rubs her thumb across her lips. "Okay, the timing on this? Totally bad. I think we might as well have some sandwich and yams and then have some casserole when it's done? Oh, and the... sauce thing." Cally eyes the wobbly cylinder suspiciously.
"Maybe."
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He's totally ignoring the freaktastic wobbling cylinder of stuff that's supposed to be cranberry sauce. He has his suspicions about it.
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She eyes the cranberry sauce again. It might be evil.
Or possibly a cylon.
Which means she'll have to shoot it.no subject
He darts occasional suspicious glances over at the cranberry sauce. It's all . . . red, and kind of glowy when the light hits it right.
It really could be a Cylon.
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She also glances at the cranberry sauce.
For she wants to name it Sharon, and suspect it of corrupting the Chief, and omggimblesexwtfno subject
He decides to stop looking at the cranberry sauce.
Because it might eventually get ideas and possibly develop sentience. And its own religion."So how long's the casserole gotta cook for?"
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Cally ups the footsie ante by slipping off her shoes before playing back.
"Yeah, pretty good holiday. Just requires a lot of work, that's all." She takes another sip of ambrosia, and pointedly does not tell Anders she's never had yams before, so his yams are actually both the best and the worst yams she has ever tasted, by default.
"Ooooh, you know what? We should like, invite some folks around this weekend. Have a game of Triad. I haven't played Triad in forever."
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His foot slides all the way up to halfway up the inside of Cally's thigh totally by accident. Really.
Anders finishes off his casserole and serves up a generous second helping for himself, alternating between it and bites of sandwich. He also stops to pour himself another glass of ambrosia, and gulps down half of it.
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"I dunno... Triad's kinda complicated. Especially to people who are use to rectangular cards." She shudders a little. "We might wanna, like, get a small group together and teach them the game. That way, if, say, we break out the two bottles of ambrosia I've been hiding in my closet in #213
and it devolves into strip triad, we don't have mass confusion and anarchy."She chugs down the second glass, having finished her food. She hiccups, and breaks down into giggles.
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