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WHO: Charlie and Barbara
WHERE: Barbara's Control Room.
WHEN: The day after this thread.
WARNINGS: None?
SUMMARY: Charlie bothering Barbara/Probably getting a bit of a lecture.
FORMAT: Paragraph to start, then whatever.
Charlie couldn't decide if she was in a good mood or not as she bummed around the kitchen in her pajamas, making cereal. She moved from cabinet to fridge to cabinet and back, getting out a bowl and some milk and a box of cereal with far more sugar than substance and mixed them all together. She'd been in a good mood the night before when Josh had asked her on a date. A very good, if...flustered...mood. But now she wasn't so sure.
Did this mean they wouldn't really be friends anymore? Was that how it worked? It always seemed to be like that on television, anyway...and that was pretty much Charlie's entire frame of reference when it came to dating. She didn't want to not be friends with Josh anymore, he was awesome, but the idea of going on a date was...rather appealing.
Still, she hated worrying about something like this. It seemed so silly when there were probably lots of other, far more important and serious things, going on in the world. That meant she needed a distraction. Or at least someone else to talk to. So, bowl in one hand and spoon in the other she vanished in a flash of pink, appearing a second later in Barbara's control room and giving the older redhead a big smile.
"Goooood morning!"
WHERE: Barbara's Control Room.
WHEN: The day after this thread.
WARNINGS: None?
SUMMARY: Charlie bothering Barbara/Probably getting a bit of a lecture.
FORMAT: Paragraph to start, then whatever.
Charlie couldn't decide if she was in a good mood or not as she bummed around the kitchen in her pajamas, making cereal. She moved from cabinet to fridge to cabinet and back, getting out a bowl and some milk and a box of cereal with far more sugar than substance and mixed them all together. She'd been in a good mood the night before when Josh had asked her on a date. A very good, if...flustered...mood. But now she wasn't so sure.
Did this mean they wouldn't really be friends anymore? Was that how it worked? It always seemed to be like that on television, anyway...and that was pretty much Charlie's entire frame of reference when it came to dating. She didn't want to not be friends with Josh anymore, he was awesome, but the idea of going on a date was...rather appealing.
Still, she hated worrying about something like this. It seemed so silly when there were probably lots of other, far more important and serious things, going on in the world. That meant she needed a distraction. Or at least someone else to talk to. So, bowl in one hand and spoon in the other she vanished in a flash of pink, appearing a second later in Barbara's control room and giving the older redhead a big smile.
"Goooood morning!"