fandomhighdorms | Second Floor Common Room- Thursday Morning

Kurt had been doing a good bit of thinking during his off time from classes that week, so there was a lot on his mind as he made his way into the kitchen area of the common room early that morning.

Back home, he had always talked with his parents while cooking whatever big meal they were having for the day. And while his folks obviously were not here, he was still doing a lot of thinking as he started on a nice big breakfast. Might as well keep up some semblance of tradition right?

And so, if anyone was awake, they were likely soon to be greeted with the fragrant aromas of a big breakfast, because if he was going to be making breakfast, Kurt figured he might as well go all out and make enough for whoever wanted to stop in for a some food options that were a bit better than sugary cereal or poptarts.

Kurt got to work on the spread and soon there was plenty of bacon, hash browns, eggs, and toast for whoever wanted some.

(common room is of course open and food it totally up for grabs!)

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Jo didn’t have any classes on Thursday and she was up fairly early so she decided to see if anyone else was up and so she found herself downstairs in the second floor common room.

“Oh, good morning,” she said shyly to Kurt, she was trying not to be rude and stare but it was still something she was getting used to, “what are you making?” she asked curiously, trying to see what he was cooking.

"Good morning" Kurt replied with a friendly smile. "Making up some breakfast. "Got all the basics here, eggs, bacon, toast... Feel free to help yourself! I've made plenty to go around!"

“Thank you,” Jo smiled, “it all does look rather good,” she told him as she got a plate and began to help herself to some bacon and eggs, “how have you been Kurt?” she knew they were in a few classes together but she hadn’t really spoken to him in a while.

"Been doing well, classes are good" he said with a smile. "Need to write back home and let the team know how things are going here." Kurt made a mental note that he really did need to get on that... before the Professor or Logan showed up at Portal City to check in on him.

"How about you? Classes going well? How are you doing with our PE Health Class?"

“Oh that’s good,” Jo nodded, “I should write to my friend back home as well,” I haven’t done that for a while,” Jo replied, she had meant to stay in touch more but the last couple of months has been busy.

“Classes are going well in general but I don’t think I’m ever going to be good at PE Health,” she admitted, “even though I was surprised I actually did get into the pool last week, I suppose that’s something,” she considered.

Astrid had definitely noticed something being cooked down the hall, and when she wandered in, she did so with a little bit of a wistful sigh.

"It's so nice," she stated, tilting her head as she came over to see what Kurt had been working on, "to wake up to the smell of breakfast being made around here again."

It sometimes hit her a little in the gut with the nostalgia feels, but honestly, she was glad to see the trend picking up again so she can enjoy it a little bit more before she wouldn't really get to anymore.

Kurt turned and gave his Big Sis a grin and then nodded towards the food. It really was a good way to get people together, just like his Dad had always said. And while Kurt didn't have a big family, breakfast with the folks was always something special. And now, he was glad he could do something that his new Fandom Family could enjoy.

"Want some? It's nothing overly fancy but there's plenty to go around!"

"Breakfast doesn't need to be fancy, anyway," Astrid pointed out. "And I'd love some." She was already grabbing a plate from theh cupboard. "Thanks.

"You know," she offered, "this used to be a thing we'd do every Monday morning. Seems to be a little more random now with some of you new kids chipping in, but I think I kind of like that. Makes it a little more exciting."

"Oh really? That's kinda cool" Kurt said, now considering trying to make this a more regular thing himself.

"I like cooking anyways, but it's always better cooking with or for other people, you know?"

Somewhere from the great snowy north, a Canadian farmer was no doubt feeling a strong swell of approval.

"I'm mostly just used to cooking for myself," Astrid admitted, "but I have no problem taking advantage of people who think more like you do, Kurt. If anything, if you enjoy it, really, I'm just helping you out by eating it, right?"

"Very true. And I definitely appreciate the help" Kurt agreed with a laugh. "We used to cook a lot back home as a family, so figured it was something I could try and keep doing here with my new family."

Kurt finished up the last of the food, took everything off the stove and then dished himself a plate as well.

"Mind if I join you?" he asked.

'New family' sort of gave Astrid a little twinge of...something; she wasn't quite sure what, except that it was a little painful, but nothing she was going to let herself focus on.

"It'd be kind of a jerk move," she pointed out, "if I let you feed me and then said I would mind if you did, wouldn't it?"

Kurt nodded and sat down and started in on the food. After a few bites he paused and nodded back towards the kitchen.

"Oh and there's a fresh pot of coffee and I'm pretty sure I saw milk and orange juice in the fridge still."

"I'm pretty sure," Astrid said with a faint grin, "there's almost always milk and orange juice in the fridge. But just wait until one day when the carton of eggs you bough mysteriously turns into plastic ones or all your ham turns out green."

She took a bite, thinking the coffee did sound good, but she was in no rush to get up and get some.

Second Floor Common Room- Thursday Morning

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