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fandomhighdorms2009-07-04 08:51 am
Third Floor Common Room - Saturday Morning
Claire was still in an excellent mood after her conversation with Jon last night. She decided to pass on the trip into the city and instead headed for the common room to make breakfast in an effort to meet some new people.
Anyone making their way past the room would be welcome to enjoy some pancakes with blueberry topping, strawberry topping and/or whipped cream. Because, yes, Claire was kind of a dork and went the red, white and blue route.
There was an appropriate holiday movie on the television.
[oooooopen common room!]
Anyone making their way past the room would be welcome to enjoy some pancakes with blueberry topping, strawberry topping and/or whipped cream. Because, yes, Claire was kind of a dork and went the red, white and blue route.
There was an appropriate holiday movie on the television.
[oooooopen common room!]

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She did catch the faint smile though. "Is everything okay?"
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"Thank you, Claire. And... yes, I suppose everything is fine. I'm just, well, newly single once again. It wasn't anything I was really ready for, no matter the fact that I had some warning in a way."
He pulled out a plate and a fork before hunting around for the honey; he preferred it to maple syrup usually.
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"It wasn't exactly going to work with her in Minnesota and myself here for another two years at the very least. She didn't need that. And I've... survived worse."
He pulled a few pancakes onto his plate.
"How've you been? I trust you enjoyed the picnic?"
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"I'd hate to foil your plans."
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"One does one's best. I didn't actually get to talk to much of anyone at the picnic either" though he'd gone, thank you Ino "but seemed a good bunch, if looks are anything to go by. And I only noticed one shirtless boy this time around."
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"Though I'm sure the blueberries will soothe any bruised egos on that front."
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"Who's that?"
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"I'm sure you do. Congratulations on that."
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She felt kind of bad being all cheerful about it when he had just become single though and she tried to figure out a good neutral topic of conversation.
"Is this your first Fourth of July?" she asked.
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"I've been here for another one, last year, but a holiday is a holiday and one in which we aren't turning into girls or becoming toddlers or having to dodge falling pastries is a holiday I like."
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