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fandom_radio2021-11-15 09:20 am
intheeyeofthebeholding) wrote in fandom_radio2021-11-15 09:20 am
Fandom radio, Monday November 15th
*disappointed chittering*
Yes, of course I'm back to normal.
*chittering*
I am not now, nor have I ever been, adorable. Can we get on with the news, please? Thank you.
Ahem.
Yesterday, Alara was in the second floor common room at her usual age, cooking for the children.
Jo found her way to the Perk, where they brought her hot cocoa automatically. They brought me my tea, too, while I was speaking with her. Which I'm thinking means either I go there too much or I've become too predictable. Probably both.
Adult Eliot and a tiny Margo had a tea party, speaking of tea. It sounds like they had fun. Apparently Margo is not rude, she's assertive. She is definitely that, and apparently it started young.
Chilly Boulder had sundae makings for children, and apparently Belle qualified since she was short enough. Now, equating short people with children is hardly fair! Although Belle doesn't seem to have minded. Will came by for some ice cream and they discussed what she was reading. And welcome to Fandom, Will. That's quite an introduction. Dwight also came by, and talked about not having ice cream often, and Goose was loud while getting his ice cream. Well, at least he could speak this time?
And at the Devil's Nest, all the alcohol was child-friendly drinks, to Silver's disappointment, but small Rey stopped by for water and didn't believe it was free, and small Anakin wasn't sure what else anybody would want to drink, so at least some people didn't mind. And I gather from these notes some of you have had very difficult childhoods, so we'll leave it at that. A small Eric also stopped by, but he just wanted to know where the axes were. Apparently there are reasons the island changes weapons to be child-safe for the weekend.
Well. Despite it all, I am still probably going for tea today, predictable or not. I hope everybody had a good weekend no matter your age, and I will probably be back next week. Good day.
Yes, of course I'm back to normal.
*chittering*
I am not now, nor have I ever been, adorable. Can we get on with the news, please? Thank you.
Ahem.
Yesterday, Alara was in the second floor common room at her usual age, cooking for the children.
Jo found her way to the Perk, where they brought her hot cocoa automatically. They brought me my tea, too, while I was speaking with her. Which I'm thinking means either I go there too much or I've become too predictable. Probably both.
Adult Eliot and a tiny Margo had a tea party, speaking of tea. It sounds like they had fun. Apparently Margo is not rude, she's assertive. She is definitely that, and apparently it started young.
Chilly Boulder had sundae makings for children, and apparently Belle qualified since she was short enough. Now, equating short people with children is hardly fair! Although Belle doesn't seem to have minded. Will came by for some ice cream and they discussed what she was reading. And welcome to Fandom, Will. That's quite an introduction. Dwight also came by, and talked about not having ice cream often, and Goose was loud while getting his ice cream. Well, at least he could speak this time?
And at the Devil's Nest, all the alcohol was child-friendly drinks, to Silver's disappointment, but small Rey stopped by for water and didn't believe it was free, and small Anakin wasn't sure what else anybody would want to drink, so at least some people didn't mind. And I gather from these notes some of you have had very difficult childhoods, so we'll leave it at that. A small Eric also stopped by, but he just wanted to know where the axes were. Apparently there are reasons the island changes weapons to be child-safe for the weekend.
Well. Despite it all, I am still probably going for tea today, predictable or not. I hope everybody had a good weekend no matter your age, and I will probably be back next week. Good day.