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Fandom Radio, Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Wednesday, March 13th, 2019 10:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
revengenotebookIt's Paris Geller, so that makes this Wednesday and I'm here with all of the news of yesterday...today.
*chittering*
Yeah, that's a catchphrase that could use some work. In classes, Brooke brought bagels and the Fashion students worked on making their own patterns. Make Believe or whatever class fought a demon in a cave, and Beau stopped by after to talk with Fjord and gave him some mocking for making the students deal with a cave in the dark. And Fenris came by with scallops, which he got--already cooked--on the beach. This place is super weird. Seivarden agrees with me.Problem Solving With Science figured out overly complicated ways to sort money, and Art of Honesty worked on figuring out when people are lying to them.
Karolina had office hours and got visited by Beau, who did not deliver scallops. In my view, that's a big point in Beau's favor.
In town, the Magic Shop smelled like an banana split and that is one of the many, many reasons I never go in there. Astrid wasn't doing much at the flower shop--St. Patrick's Day is apparently not a big flower-giving holiday, who knew--and Caritas was where Kitty and her giant cup of coffee were living because apparently the baby wasn't dealing well with the one hour time change.
Get over it, baby. Rosa was there because it's Tuesday, and was more sympathetic than I thought she was capable of, frankly, about the baby's schedule being screwed up. Kanan offered coffee and babysitting and then told Kitty about his latest stopover on Portalocity where a monkey tried to steal his ship while he was lost in the Forest of Feelings.
*squirrelly snickers*
And now you're being mocked by squirrels, Kanan. Pay 'em back on your radio day, okay? That's all I've got right now. Go to class.
*chittering*
Yeah, that's a catchphrase that could use some work. In classes, Brooke brought bagels and the Fashion students worked on making their own patterns. Make Believe or whatever class fought a demon in a cave, and Beau stopped by after to talk with Fjord and gave him some mocking for making the students deal with a cave in the dark. And Fenris came by with scallops, which he got--already cooked--on the beach. This place is super weird. Seivarden agrees with me.Problem Solving With Science figured out overly complicated ways to sort money, and Art of Honesty worked on figuring out when people are lying to them.
Karolina had office hours and got visited by Beau, who did not deliver scallops. In my view, that's a big point in Beau's favor.
In town, the Magic Shop smelled like an banana split and that is one of the many, many reasons I never go in there. Astrid wasn't doing much at the flower shop--St. Patrick's Day is apparently not a big flower-giving holiday, who knew--and Caritas was where Kitty and her giant cup of coffee were living because apparently the baby wasn't dealing well with the one hour time change.
Get over it, baby. Rosa was there because it's Tuesday, and was more sympathetic than I thought she was capable of, frankly, about the baby's schedule being screwed up. Kanan offered coffee and babysitting and then told Kitty about his latest stopover on Portalocity where a monkey tried to steal his ship while he was lost in the Forest of Feelings.
*squirrelly snickers*
And now you're being mocked by squirrels, Kanan. Pay 'em back on your radio day, okay? That's all I've got right now. Go to class.