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[hot4shoes]

Okay, so, I'm in the Photography Club and on the newspaper staff. I sometimes watch the Soccer Club play. I often supervise when Momoko wants to cook for big event things. I throw parties. I learn Go from Rosalyn. I learn medical stuff from Dr. Bailey. I feed my plants. I hang out at the mess hall. I'm going to be, like, learning actual school

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[sisterskeeper]

Effective time management?

[hot4shoes]

Either that or magical timewarps.

[sisterskeeper]

This is camp. Both are likely.

[hot4shoes]

Cool.

And, you know, I totally think my forest causes, like, lost time like on The X-Files.

[sisterskeeper]

I have no idea what you just said.

[hot4shoes]

It's like when you think you're only gone for a short amount of time but really you're gone for days. Or like when you swore you weren't gone at all but it's hours later and your watch is stopped and your clothes are on inside out.

[sisterskeeper]

Oh. Sounds like camp, then.

[hot4shoes]

Yeah. But it's more interesting on The X-Files and in cartoons and stuff about the Bermuda Triangle.

[sisterskeeper]

And doesn't involve us, I take it.

[hot4shoes]

Well, yeah, 'cause there's no way we can be involved in things happening on TV.

[sisterskeeper]

Well, for a start, I believe the shows you named are fictional. We're not.

[hot4shoes]

Yeah, but you know, I've totally met people here I thought were fictional. Like Batman. And Beevis. And other exciting people whose names start with B.

[sisterskeeper]

I've met a few people who I thought to be fictional as well. That doesn't mean that they are fictional, merely that their lives were written down in a fictional account.

[hot4shoes]

So there could totally be a TV show about us. The Wacky Adventures of Simon and Cher.

[sisterskeeper]

It's entirely possible! I have no idea what said adventures might be, but it's possible.

[hot4shoes]

Well. They'd definitely be wacky.