Fifth Floor Common Room, Sunday evening

[willbethenight.livejournal.com]

After getting back from Colorado, Bruce got some dinner from Ching Tai. Unfortunately, they gave way too much food, so he set up in the common room. If people were hungry, they could take. He could have done that and gone to his room with his food, but he figured that would prevent him from seeing how other people were reacting to the gender switch. And really, his want to be left alone was easily overruled by his curiosity.

While he was in the common room, though, he wasn't touching the TV. It would end up stuck on the Style Network or something if he did. He could deal with being a girl, but that was asking too much.

[OOC: Open like a gender-neutral common room.]

Comments

[notmyownage]

"I think I'm gonna vote for this time. I mean, at least as Zane I didn't have to figure out how to walk."

[willbethenight.livejournal.com]

"Good point. The center of gravity change has been one of the stranger shifts today," Bruce said. "And it probably wasn't my best idea to try skiing like this."

[notmyownage]

"And that answers the 'did it happen to the people who went skiing' question."

[willbethenight.livejournal.com]

"We had a surprising morning in Vail," Bruce said. "The hotel staff seemed a little confused, but I don't think they realized quite what happened."

[notmyownage]

"That's probably for the best. Things from Fandom should probably stay mostly in Fandom."

[willbethenight.livejournal.com]

"Ideally, they'd never leave Fandom at all," Bruce said, ignoring the pipe dream that they shouldn't happen in Fandom either. "Were there enough people here to get a good early-morning panic going?"

[notmyownage]

"Not really. I think we all just freaked out privately." Or screamed, in the case of Jacob.