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Main Campfire, Friday evening
Deciding she couldn't face the heat and humidity of the early afternoon Virginia summer, Sam had gone back to her room after the Doctor's class, taken a hot shower (because it was different, thank you), then decided to try something. Something people would appreciate.
Chocolate chip cookies. They printed the recipe right on the package, and she was getting better. She'd taken out the mixing bowls and the ingredients, except for the vanilla. Sam had climbed up on the counter and reached into the cupboard, fumbling around until she'd found what she was looking for. It had smelled vaguely like vanilla to Sam, so she'd measured it out and dumped it into the bowl with the wet ingredients.
She'd stirred and mixed and portioned and baked.
And now, several hours later, there was a plate of innocent looking chocolate chip cookies on the picnic table. They weren't perfect by any stretch of the imagination--some were burnt, some were undercooked, some were torn, but they were cookies.
Next to it was a hand-lettered sign that said: Help yourself!--Sam
[ooc: Okay, how this works is--if you signed up for the plot, have a cookie (or two). They'll taste a little weird, because there's no vanilla in them, but they should still be edible. You also don't have to eat them at the campfire--you can just ping, grab one or two, and nosh later. The effects won't kick in until tomorrow, though, so you can still do whatever you want to do tonight. The post itself is open to all, though.]
Chocolate chip cookies. They printed the recipe right on the package, and she was getting better. She'd taken out the mixing bowls and the ingredients, except for the vanilla. Sam had climbed up on the counter and reached into the cupboard, fumbling around until she'd found what she was looking for. It had smelled vaguely like vanilla to Sam, so she'd measured it out and dumped it into the bowl with the wet ingredients.
She'd stirred and mixed and portioned and baked.
And now, several hours later, there was a plate of innocent looking chocolate chip cookies on the picnic table. They weren't perfect by any stretch of the imagination--some were burnt, some were undercooked, some were torn, but they were cookies.
Next to it was a hand-lettered sign that said: Help yourself!--Sam
[ooc: Okay, how this works is--if you signed up for the plot, have a cookie (or two). They'll taste a little weird, because there's no vanilla in them, but they should still be edible. You also don't have to eat them at the campfire--you can just ping, grab one or two, and nosh later. The effects won't kick in until tomorrow, though, so you can still do whatever you want to do tonight. The post itself is open to all, though.]

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Pippi nabs a cookie and starts to flounce off munching it.
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"Hey you." she said munching a cookie that's a little burnt.
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She held both arms out to the adorable little hellpuppy.
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"Heeeeey," she said.
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But still, cookies! They didn't look perfect but he'd eaten worse. With a shrug, he grabbed up a couple and munched on them as he continued on towards the beach.
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Even if Alanna had cured that earlier?
Anakin grabbed a couple of cookies just in case, waved at Sam, stuck one into his mouth, and took the rest back to his alcove.
He wasn't exactly up for making a lot of eye contact tonight
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Tyler took two slightly underdone ones and ate them in big bites.
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"Ooo! Free cookies! Yum." She grabbed one and ate it as she walked down to Galactica Point.
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And then decided that she would want someone to give her cookies a chance. So she snagged two cookies, smiled at the group and waved, and headed off to Meerkat to have a quiet evening to herself.
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Eh. He couldn't resist the lure of cookies. Kawalsky snatched a few up and decided to save them for later.
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...of course two minutes after that, since saving snacks for later was kind of a lost cause, he was staring at the cookie he'd taken exactly one and a half bites of, making a 'Where the hell is that thing that makes Willow-cookies taste like Willow-cookies?' face, and giving both that cookie and the one from his pocket a decent and discreet burial underneath a boxwood bush on the side of the path down to the beach.
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