Newbies Mixer
"Party!"
Ever since he'd found out that Nate was thinking about a party, Kon had been thinking about one, too. He'd met all kinds of people when he'd first showed up here because of parties and there were people that he thought it would help. Bart. Cissie. Claire. Even Wallace might like to meet new people, although anyone who cooked bacon in his underwear was probably not at all shy about meeting new people. Plus, and he wasn't going to mention it to the people he was going to force to show at the party, he thought it was about time that he make the rounds himself.
This party, unlike the one he'd first thrown, had a little more planning. Of course, even with the planning, it was pretty similar. There was food. There were the surfboards and hang gliders out. In one corner was a woman with a walking laptop who was providing music to the company. Basically, everything was there to be enjoyed and now they just needed the people.
Every single person Kon had seen, never mind whether he knew them or not - and he didn't know most of them - was told about the party. Bring the new people, he'd told them, and bring yourselves. He'd even created a banner, cheesy as that was, for more advertisement. The only way this could have been better is if Serena had still been here, but he figured he'd make sure it was the best party that it could be.
Ever since he'd found out that Nate was thinking about a party, Kon had been thinking about one, too. He'd met all kinds of people when he'd first showed up here because of parties and there were people that he thought it would help. Bart. Cissie. Claire. Even Wallace might like to meet new people, although anyone who cooked bacon in his underwear was probably not at all shy about meeting new people. Plus, and he wasn't going to mention it to the people he was going to force to show at the party, he thought it was about time that he make the rounds himself.
This party, unlike the one he'd first thrown, had a little more planning. Of course, even with the planning, it was pretty similar. There was food. There were the surfboards and hang gliders out. In one corner was a woman with a walking laptop who was providing music to the company. Basically, everything was there to be enjoyed and now they just needed the people.
Every single person Kon had seen, never mind whether he knew them or not - and he didn't know most of them - was told about the party. Bring the new people, he'd told them, and bring yourselves. He'd even created a banner, cheesy as that was, for more advertisement. The only way this could have been better is if Serena had still been here, but he figured he'd make sure it was the best party that it could be.