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fandomhighdorms2007-05-21 10:17 am
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Sphinx Campfire - Monday Morning
Neil had decided he could definitely get into this two classes a week deal, though he was feeling a small niggle of guilt as if he should pick up another job or something.
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Nah!
Not when he could enjoy a beautiful May morning, stretched out in an old beach chair he'd dug up somewhere, reading the last of the Ninth Wonder comics he'd borrowed from Peter(Steve).
There were worst ways to spend a lazy morning.
[ooc: Open as a fire out in the middle of the woods tends to be.]
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Nah!
Not when he could enjoy a beautiful May morning, stretched out in an old beach chair he'd dug up somewhere, reading the last of the Ninth Wonder comics he'd borrowed from Peter(Steve).
There were worst ways to spend a lazy morning.
[ooc: Open as a fire out in the middle of the woods tends to be.]

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"Hey there, Chris. It's going good, lazy summer morning. How was your trip?"
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Which was a rare treat for Neil, who had always been scheduled to the Nth degree during the summer back home.
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"Another Halliwell? Goodness, Chris, how many does that make on the island now?"
Neil couldn't immediately think of any other family on Fandom who had so many members come through the school.
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"Okay, I know Wyatt is your brother, Phoebe is your aunt so Prue is your?" He left the question hanging.
He was assuming maybe another aunt due to the "P" name but it was dangerous to assume. Particularly with those who were magically inclined."
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"But you said she was in your class, if she's from the same dimension, why isn't she older than you?"
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"So, is time sort of fluid when you leave Fandom? I haven't been off the island since I came here, except for a field trip but if I was to go home, do you think it would be possible to change the time in which I went home?"
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I wonder if there's one where I succeeded?
"Yes, yes it makes sense. I wonder..." Neil began and then bit off his own words. He'd been about to ask Chris if it would still work if you no longer existed in the dimension but stopped himself just in time.
"I mean, I bet it would be interesting."
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"I guess. I was in California this weekend, but not my town, so it's hard to say if it's really different. It didn't seem that different though."
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Neil had been so thankful that Mr. Perry hadn't ordered him home that he hadn't even considered leaving Fandom for other reasons.
Now, however, he was feeling curious.