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fandomhighdorms2011-11-12 01:19 pm
Fifth floor common room [early afternoon]
Rilla had noticed that the volume level on the fifth floor seemed slightly higher today than she was used to, but she (being her normal size and having no roommate other than Jims) brushed it off in favor of heading to the common room and starting to prepare lunch: soup and toast for her and a bottle of milk for Jims.
Just another Saturday in Fandom, right?
[OOC: Mwahaha.]
Just another Saturday in Fandom, right?
[OOC: Mwahaha.]

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"Hi," he said to Rilla when he spotted her.
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If he announced she was his mother, it was going to get loud.
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He was kind of a cocoa addict, but he'd settle for the cold mixed stuff to cure his jonesing.
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"Now don't burn your tongue drinking it too fast," she warned. "It ruins the whole experience."
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"Are you a nun?" he asked the lady who was looking after a baby. She didn't look like a nun, exactly, but who else took care of babies?
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She remembered him from last year.
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Her eyes sparkled at him. "Would you like lots of jam, or only a little?"
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Anyone who'd grown up in Susan's household didn't know what "just a little" meant anyway.
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And pointed to the droid baby/toddler who was, indeed, crawling after her.
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She sidled a little closer to Rilla and whispered to her conspiratorially. "He doesn't smell human. More like a machine or somethin' so be careful, 'kay?"
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Bryan and Evelyn would be very mad if she didn't use her manners. Bran too.
Which reminded her. "Do you know where Bryan and Evelyn are?"
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She wrinkled her nose. "Is it pea soup?"
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"And as long as it's not the icky all green stuff, that's good."
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It had originally come in a can, so she couldn't mess it up too badly.
"I think it's warm enough now," she said. "Would you like bread with it too?"
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She wasn't that far out of childhood herself. She remembered how this worked.
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"Hi, Bertha!" he called, waving at her. Good, now he didn't have to be scared.
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