Abominable Snowman Campfire - Monday morning after 2nd period

[witchy-prue.livejournal.com]

Prue was definitely looking to relax a little after her class today. She had forgotten how horrible dealing with stupid people could be. She had a coffee from the Perk sitting next to her and she had a book open in her lap. She'd welcome any interruptions though.

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[witchy-prue.livejournal.com]

Prue put down her book and smiled at Hermione. "Hey! How are you?"

[smartestone]

"I'm good, thanks," she says, smiling. "How was your first week?"

[witchy-prue.livejournal.com]

"Pretty good. The classes are not what I was expecting at all. Nice change from my old school." said Prue. "And the look on my sister's face when I showed up in her workshop on Thursday was priceless."

[smartestone]

Hermione grins and says, "You're just keeping her on her toes, I'm sure. And the classes aren't exactly standard, but they're surprisingly useful here."

[witchy-prue.livejournal.com]

"Learning how to deal with stupid people is definitely useful." said Prue. "I just hope I'm not a lost cause. I have little patience with some people."

[smartestone]

"Some of them need to be hung up on. Consistently," she says. Not that Hermione sometimes has a problem with stupid people herself. "I think you can only be so patient sometimes."

[witchy-prue.livejournal.com]

"At least you can hang up on the ones on the phone. It's in person that gets me in trouble." she said. "It's hard to control the eye roll sometimes."

[smartestone]

"I'm not so good at that myself," she admits. "But if people would act like people to begin with, it wouldn't be necessary!"

[witchy-prue.livejournal.com]

"Yes! Exactly!" she says. "I don't know what is going through people's minds sometimes."

[smartestone]

"Nothing!"

[witchy-prue.livejournal.com]

Prue laughed. "Luckily this town doesn't seem to have too many stupid people. A lot of crazy people, which I don't think is as bad."

[smartestone]

"No, you're right," she says. "And sometimes smart people do stupid things, but they learn from it, at least. Hopefully."