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fandomhighdorms2019-09-02 04:57 am
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Third Floor Common Room; Monday Morning [09/02].
Wayne supposed he probably could've done a better job at tellin' the new kids about Monday morning breakfast. There weren't much he could do about it now, though, except maybe hope that the girls had managed to spread a little bit of it by word of mouth, and trust in the ventilations system in here to take all those delicious aromas of a homecooked meal and spread it conveniently through the halls of the dormitory building. It'd be nice, to have some new faces join in on the tradition, realleh, so maybe he'd have to try to mention it if he wound up talking with any of them through the week, especially with classes and everything.
The fact that everything he'd picked up yesterday that he'd need was still there and exactly as it should be was a bit of a relief, and Wayne got to work, making sure each and every pancake was the fluffiest, that each slice of bacon had just the right amount of crisp, that there was more than enough coffee ready to go in the pot, and that there were more'n enough eggs to make however a person might like 'em...though he felt an odd reluctance to make too many of 'em sunny side up.
And so it was breakfast time, a good hearty meal to get yer day...and yer semester...started!
[[ and it's open, of course!!! ]]
The fact that everything he'd picked up yesterday that he'd need was still there and exactly as it should be was a bit of a relief, and Wayne got to work, making sure each and every pancake was the fluffiest, that each slice of bacon had just the right amount of crisp, that there was more than enough coffee ready to go in the pot, and that there were more'n enough eggs to make however a person might like 'em...though he felt an odd reluctance to make too many of 'em sunny side up.
And so it was breakfast time, a good hearty meal to get yer day...and yer semester...started!
[[ and it's open, of course!!! ]]

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while the mun was murdered by work!), that didn't change the fact that she was up and at'em this morning, still in a pretty darn good mood in the wake of the whole bus incident.Yes, even after having her lekku flicked.
"Wayne! How are ya now?"
She was even cheerful enough to beat him to the punch, grinning as she did so.
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"Good. N'you?"
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Hahahahahaha, no.
"Veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetteeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Incoming hug!
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Of course, she realized that whoever was making the food was likely making it without wearing gloves, so she had a very important decision to make between various levels of nausea, but, in the end, her stomach won out over her sense of decency, and she went to go see if she could find out where the food actually was with small, slow, and careful steps.
Eventually, she found it on the next floor up, drifting into the room and looking toward the spread of food with an expression of both longing and revulsion for the fact that her fears were confirmed. Nary a glove in sight. But her stomach churned uncomfortably for whatever that beautifully greasy meat was.
And she winced, because that stomach gurgle was loud enough to make her poor head ache a little more.
She really hadn't eaten much since she'd gotten here. And she wasn't likely to eat much at all if she kept just avoiding food because it involved people not wearing gloves. Desperate times....desperate measures.
"That smells amazing," she said, feeling the awkwardness of not knowing exactly what the social situation here was, either, especially since she'd come up from a different floor, in addition to just the room sort of still spinning a little bit.
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But she sure looked like if anyone needed breakfast right now, it'd be her. And maybe the biggest mug of coffee he could find fer her. And some water, because she'd definitely be dehyrdrated about fifty ways to Sunday, he bet.
He looked her over, gave a nod, and asked, "How are ya now?", even though he was pretty sure he knew the answer to that wouldn't likeleh be anywhere close to good.
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But at least Vette'd given him hope.
"Good, n'you?" he said, reaching for the next plate.
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She didn't know what it was, but there couldn't be anything healthy that was blue.
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Ah yes, that too was tradition and Nina's grin was unrepentant as she bounced into the common room.
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Not that it was going ot matter if people were going to be shouting all morning...
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"Hi, Nina," Elisabeth said, sidling a little closer. "Do, uhh, do people always share food?"
Of all the differences between Summershall and Fandom, this was the one that Elisabeth found most surprising and that was after getting a face full of cold water in the shower this morning.
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"Aw, you're so good at this!" She'd just watched the whole meticulous cooking process from the doorway for a little bit before actually making her way into the common room, and she was impressed. "Happy first day of a new semester, everybody?"
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That made Wayne feel a swell of pride in his chest even more than the compliment, because, realleh, now, of course he was good at it.
"Keyleth!" he said and even had a smile, albeit small, as he went to go reach for a plate to start filling for her. "How are ya now?"
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Complete with a happy wave from Nina.
"Do you, like, have any classes today????????????????"
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On the one hand, there was food and if there was anything she'd learned at the library, it was that an apprentice who wasn't willing to grab food whenever possible ended up going hungry.
On the other hand, this didn't appear to be official breakfast, but rather a group of students, so it was possible she was intruding on a private thing.
So she was going to lurk quietly for a few minutes, as much as a girl over six feet tall could lurk.
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"Now, if I'm not mistaken," he said, eschewing the usual greeting for exceptional circumstances such as this, "you look like you might be a new student. So's you probably don't know yet, but Monday morning breakfast in the third floor common room's pretty much tradition now. Come on in, if yer hungry, or, heck, even if yer not. More'n enough for everyone, and who doesn't love more company?"
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"Elisabeth, isn't it?" she checked. "I'm Juillenne. Jules. Keyleth's my roommate." Best to provide an explanation as to why some random stranger knew her name.
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Which meant she came out of her room a bit later than she would have otherwise. Was that the smell of someone cooking?
She curiously walked into the common room and looked around.
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It was almost enough to make Wayne actually glad he got to come back to do this.
Almost.
"Morning!" he greeted from the stove in his usual friendly-gruff manner, giving another pancake a perfect flip. "How are ya now?"
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"Hello, everyone!" he greeted cheerfully.
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And he stopped.
"--ow?" he finished.
Well, at least after Barnabas, a talking cat...thing?...wasn't that out of the ordinary, now, was it, but it would always throw Wayne off just a little bit at first.
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"C'mon, Cam," she urged her familiar. "Looks like there's plenty of bacon to go around." Maybe not an entire mountain cat's breakfast's worth of bacon, but enough to keep her from complaining too loudly, anyway.
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The fridge totally had your back, Wayne.
"Plenty of bacon fer everyone!" Wayne assured her at that urging. "Both Canadian and otherwise!"
He felt it was an important distinction that he actually didn't make nearly enough, because it never really got brought up.
Then he gave her nod of greeting. "Jules, isn't it?" he asked. "How are ya now?"
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