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Fandom Radio, Saturday, December 13
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justwantedfriendsHi everyone! This is Kira, and I'm about to say something I never thought I'd say--I'm really glad to be here. Can I say last week sucked without getting censored? I hope so, because it sucked sucked sucked.
Ahem. Now that that's all behind us, let's see what notes I have today. Okay, it was the last day of finals at school, and the How to Be a Spy teachers told their students they were terrible spies. Really? With such good teachers, how could they have failed? Anyway, their final was to come up with a mission based on a map. The American History class got an actual multiple choice and essay test for a final - wow, I didn't think anyone did that! - and afterwards, Kathy asked Mr. Lyman for a letter of recommendation for college. And I'm sure he said yes because she's awesome. Dr. Lecter wanted the Gourmet Cooking students to make up their assignment that happened when everything was awful last week and they, of course, had to make a meal for their final. Dr. Lecter also told Elsa she could bring Barry for her makeup. If it involves more food, I think it should be open to everyone, just saying.
At the dorms, Anders was practicing making fire and accidentally burned his blanket, and Edward stopped in and they tried to figure out where all the random candles that were around came from. The weird place everything on this island comes from, I guess. Kathy got a present from home, and didn't open it so she could finish her homework first, which is way more self control than I could ever have. In town, Ms. Adler was working on her syllabus for next semester and doing some online Christmas shopping, and Ms. Pryde came in and they also tried to figure out the candles before getting caught up on the respective drama in their lives. It would be nice if they didn't have any, like a nice holiday break, right? Finally, Allie was twitchy at the Devil's Nest because the bartop was covered in candles and yeah, I can see how that might be a little freaky. But there's no note about anything burning down, so that's good.
That's everything the squirrels caught so that's my cue to get out of here. Bye!
Ahem. Now that that's all behind us, let's see what notes I have today. Okay, it was the last day of finals at school, and the How to Be a Spy teachers told their students they were terrible spies. Really? With such good teachers, how could they have failed? Anyway, their final was to come up with a mission based on a map. The American History class got an actual multiple choice and essay test for a final - wow, I didn't think anyone did that! - and afterwards, Kathy asked Mr. Lyman for a letter of recommendation for college. And I'm sure he said yes because she's awesome. Dr. Lecter wanted the Gourmet Cooking students to make up their assignment that happened when everything was awful last week and they, of course, had to make a meal for their final. Dr. Lecter also told Elsa she could bring Barry for her makeup. If it involves more food, I think it should be open to everyone, just saying.
At the dorms, Anders was practicing making fire and accidentally burned his blanket, and Edward stopped in and they tried to figure out where all the random candles that were around came from. The weird place everything on this island comes from, I guess. Kathy got a present from home, and didn't open it so she could finish her homework first, which is way more self control than I could ever have. In town, Ms. Adler was working on her syllabus for next semester and doing some online Christmas shopping, and Ms. Pryde came in and they also tried to figure out the candles before getting caught up on the respective drama in their lives. It would be nice if they didn't have any, like a nice holiday break, right? Finally, Allie was twitchy at the Devil's Nest because the bartop was covered in candles and yeah, I can see how that might be a little freaky. But there's no note about anything burning down, so that's good.
That's everything the squirrels caught so that's my cue to get out of here. Bye!