Fandom Radio, April 7
Cosette: Good morning again, everyone! It is a good one, I hope.
Éponine: It's got to be an improvement over a couple of weeks ago, that's for certain.
Cosette: Well, it isn't as if it would be hard to improve upon that -- why are you shaking your head at me?
Éponine: Never mind. Probably best if you keep thinking that anyhow.
Cosette: You're not so clever that I can't tell you're avoiding the question, but now isn't the time.
Éponine: No, not when you've got a squirrel all but shoving a handful of notes into your face, so you'd probably best start reading.
Cosette: Yes, I'll do that. We learned about solar energy in Science and Technology yesterday. Electricity from the sun would have been a nice thing to have on that camping trip over the weekend -- though please don't misunderstand, Mademoiselle Pryde, it was a very nice time regardless.
Éponine: Ha! You'd have had less trouble keeping your phone charged if you hadn't spent all weekend putting every last thing that came to mind into a Google search, that's what I think.
Cosette: You're one to talk, playing that game with the candies. Such language, too. Anyhow, we were supposed to try and put together our own little solar power generators in class, but Barry already had one built, and was showing it to Four. Of course he did. Mis-Intelligence had a movie to watch about being a spy and maintaining a relationship at the same time. I suppose that would be difficult, wouldn't it? We had a movie in Adulting, too, only it was the second Space Battles movie. I thought it was a lot of fun. And we had flat breads to try and make in Baking, where Sparkle was eating brie and talking to Monsieur Lecter about how he'll get recipes and things after he goes back home, and also about his weekend and some plans of Monsieur Lecter's.
Éponine: And it's time for prom again soon, is it? Must be, since Alana was selling tickets and getting people to vote for prom king and queen.
. . . that's funny, that is. Seems Hardison didn't come out of the camping trip without a cold, but it was nice of Parker to reassure him that he's not dying, even if they were both disappointed about some plan of theirs not working. He wasn't even interested in moving, not even when Eliot came by to bring him food. It wasn't llama, was it? That's not what happened to the llama that was in the kitchen at Luke's? Probably not, since Jalian was looking at it funny.
Cosette: Wouldn't you?
Éponine: Of course I would. It's a funny word, anyway. Nice of Eliot to help her find something to eat that didn't have meat in it, or would make her sick.
Cosette: The freezer is enormous there. They've got to have some of almost everything. Have we got anything else today? No?
Éponine: That's nice. More time for me to get myself a nice breakfast before work, then.
Cosette: Oh, I'll walk with you. I'd like some coffee myself. Have a nice day, everyone!
Éponine: It's got to be an improvement over a couple of weeks ago, that's for certain.
Cosette: Well, it isn't as if it would be hard to improve upon that -- why are you shaking your head at me?
Éponine: Never mind. Probably best if you keep thinking that anyhow.
Cosette: You're not so clever that I can't tell you're avoiding the question, but now isn't the time.
Éponine: No, not when you've got a squirrel all but shoving a handful of notes into your face, so you'd probably best start reading.
Cosette: Yes, I'll do that. We learned about solar energy in Science and Technology yesterday. Electricity from the sun would have been a nice thing to have on that camping trip over the weekend -- though please don't misunderstand, Mademoiselle Pryde, it was a very nice time regardless.
Éponine: Ha! You'd have had less trouble keeping your phone charged if you hadn't spent all weekend putting every last thing that came to mind into a Google search, that's what I think.
Cosette: You're one to talk, playing that game with the candies. Such language, too. Anyhow, we were supposed to try and put together our own little solar power generators in class, but Barry already had one built, and was showing it to Four. Of course he did. Mis-Intelligence had a movie to watch about being a spy and maintaining a relationship at the same time. I suppose that would be difficult, wouldn't it? We had a movie in Adulting, too, only it was the second Space Battles movie. I thought it was a lot of fun. And we had flat breads to try and make in Baking, where Sparkle was eating brie and talking to Monsieur Lecter about how he'll get recipes and things after he goes back home, and also about his weekend and some plans of Monsieur Lecter's.
Éponine: And it's time for prom again soon, is it? Must be, since Alana was selling tickets and getting people to vote for prom king and queen.
. . . that's funny, that is. Seems Hardison didn't come out of the camping trip without a cold, but it was nice of Parker to reassure him that he's not dying, even if they were both disappointed about some plan of theirs not working. He wasn't even interested in moving, not even when Eliot came by to bring him food. It wasn't llama, was it? That's not what happened to the llama that was in the kitchen at Luke's? Probably not, since Jalian was looking at it funny.
Cosette: Wouldn't you?
Éponine: Of course I would. It's a funny word, anyway. Nice of Eliot to help her find something to eat that didn't have meat in it, or would make her sick.
Cosette: The freezer is enormous there. They've got to have some of almost everything. Have we got anything else today? No?
Éponine: That's nice. More time for me to get myself a nice breakfast before work, then.
Cosette: Oh, I'll walk with you. I'd like some coffee myself. Have a nice day, everyone!