Fandom Radio [Friday, February 10, 2012]
Good morning, Fandom! It's a beautiful sunny day and about 35 degrees outside, so it's just perfect for getting up and putting the last touches on your outfits for the dance tomorrow.
*chittering*
No, that is not insane. Besides, you're squirrels. It's not like you are even going to the dance.
In classes yesterday, Ethics class paired up and tried to convince one member of the team not to turn the other member over to be killed by the authorities. Well, that's cheerful. Miss Puckett got Miss Gale not to turn her over, and Mr. Laufeyson was prepared to hear Miss Daniels' case. Life of the Sea watched the movie with the adorable fish that got lost, and Elements of Friendship had to find a lost bird. Superheroing talked about superhero problems, like how people are always attacking other people for no reason. Germany, for instance.
*chittering*
What? It's true. Miss Electroclash told Mr. Kaplan that he could teach the class about superhero ethics some time, so he might have been doing some research about that at his library shift later. Lord Lannister was upset with a letter he received from home and Miss Electroclash paid a call upon him, where they discussed how there aren't any superheroes in Lord Lannister's world. Mine either! It's quite nice to be sane, isn't it?
The sorority had quite a jolly time at Pixie Dust yesterday, where we were trying on dresses and shoes and all kinds of other frivolous things. But it's just before a dance, so we're allowed to be frivolous. Miss Gale was a little overwhelmed by the choices and wasn't sure about attending the dance unescorted, so I told her to sign up for the fraternity blind dates. Poor Miss Korlov had no shoes at all, and received assistance in finding some from Miss McGill, Miss Logan and me. Miss Marin and I found a dress that looked a bit like what would happen if someone added a lot of glitter to a puff of fairy floss, and Miss McGill and I mostly browsed the dresses, and Miss Logan didn't seem that excited about the entire spirit of Valentine's Day. I think that means she doesn't have a date.
The cheerleaders also held tryouts yesterday. Go Gremlins!
In the dormitories, Lady Daenerys was making capes for her dragons--awwww!--when Mr. Benson bumbled into the room and told Lady Daenerys he'd been distracted by his 'phone, but he couldn't get rid of it because it was how his mother tracked him.
*long pause*
All right, then. Mr. Bartowski paid a call and they talked about how the dragons wouldn't stay small much longer. Where will they live then? Does anyone know? Mr. Skywalker received some bad news from home, so he and Mr. Wiggin headed off the island yesterday, and Miss Forbes was manning the ticket booth for the Student Council ticket sales yesterday. That was rather dreadful transition, I do apologise. Mr. Black stopped by to eat a brownie and confirm that Miss Forbes does enjoy Valentine's Day, unlike, for instance, the single Miss Logan.
In town, there were rehearsals at the Boards, complete with fruit. Well as long as there are snacks, I'm sure people came. Ooooh, there were apricots? Those are impossible to find at home in February. There was song practice with Mr. Hercules, Mr. Gardner, and Miss Perraut, but no note about what the song was. Let's assume it was a sprightly jig of some kind. Miss Maclay was on the phone arguing with distributors at the magic shop, and Miss Raven stopped into Caritas for alcohol--*sniff*--but probably wasn't taking Miss [Kenzi's last name] up on her half-price deal for creative killing of the dolls from last week.
And that's all the news I have! See everyone at the dance tomorrow!
*chittering*
No, that is not insane. Besides, you're squirrels. It's not like you are even going to the dance.
In classes yesterday, Ethics class paired up and tried to convince one member of the team not to turn the other member over to be killed by the authorities. Well, that's cheerful. Miss Puckett got Miss Gale not to turn her over, and Mr. Laufeyson was prepared to hear Miss Daniels' case. Life of the Sea watched the movie with the adorable fish that got lost, and Elements of Friendship had to find a lost bird. Superheroing talked about superhero problems, like how people are always attacking other people for no reason. Germany, for instance.
*chittering*
What? It's true. Miss Electroclash told Mr. Kaplan that he could teach the class about superhero ethics some time, so he might have been doing some research about that at his library shift later. Lord Lannister was upset with a letter he received from home and Miss Electroclash paid a call upon him, where they discussed how there aren't any superheroes in Lord Lannister's world. Mine either! It's quite nice to be sane, isn't it?
The sorority had quite a jolly time at Pixie Dust yesterday, where we were trying on dresses and shoes and all kinds of other frivolous things. But it's just before a dance, so we're allowed to be frivolous. Miss Gale was a little overwhelmed by the choices and wasn't sure about attending the dance unescorted, so I told her to sign up for the fraternity blind dates. Poor Miss Korlov had no shoes at all, and received assistance in finding some from Miss McGill, Miss Logan and me. Miss Marin and I found a dress that looked a bit like what would happen if someone added a lot of glitter to a puff of fairy floss, and Miss McGill and I mostly browsed the dresses, and Miss Logan didn't seem that excited about the entire spirit of Valentine's Day. I think that means she doesn't have a date.
The cheerleaders also held tryouts yesterday. Go Gremlins!
In the dormitories, Lady Daenerys was making capes for her dragons--awwww!--when Mr. Benson bumbled into the room and told Lady Daenerys he'd been distracted by his 'phone, but he couldn't get rid of it because it was how his mother tracked him.
*long pause*
All right, then. Mr. Bartowski paid a call and they talked about how the dragons wouldn't stay small much longer. Where will they live then? Does anyone know? Mr. Skywalker received some bad news from home, so he and Mr. Wiggin headed off the island yesterday, and Miss Forbes was manning the ticket booth for the Student Council ticket sales yesterday. That was rather dreadful transition, I do apologise. Mr. Black stopped by to eat a brownie and confirm that Miss Forbes does enjoy Valentine's Day, unlike, for instance, the single Miss Logan.
In town, there were rehearsals at the Boards, complete with fruit. Well as long as there are snacks, I'm sure people came. Ooooh, there were apricots? Those are impossible to find at home in February. There was song practice with Mr. Hercules, Mr. Gardner, and Miss Perraut, but no note about what the song was. Let's assume it was a sprightly jig of some kind. Miss Maclay was on the phone arguing with distributors at the magic shop, and Miss Raven stopped into Caritas for alcohol--*sniff*--but probably wasn't taking Miss [Kenzi's last name] up on her half-price deal for creative killing of the dolls from last week.
And that's all the news I have! See everyone at the dance tomorrow!