What: Snowed In!
Who: Everyone that wants to come by.
When: Saturday, January 17th. Beginning at 7pm and lasting throughout the night.
Where: Mishima University Campus Center
Rating; PG - PG-13
Open/Closed toL Open to absolutely everyone!
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Please let the snow swallow the streets whole / Keep the bus from coming / Let us stay at home / So we can avoid the daily drudgery )
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Closing the door to the dimly-lit room behind him, he settled on a sofa and wondered which of the movies would be the first to screen. He winced when he saw the familiar intro to Cool Runnings. Sighing, he went towards the small microwave in the back of the room and grabbed one of the many packets of popcorn. As he adjusted the ridiculously long black and navy blue scarf he had tied around his neck, he looked to the door and hoped that the smell of popcorn would attract some people soon, or he'd have to wander around the entire campus center just to be social.
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A little bit of searching led her to the movie room, and she was surprised to find it empty save for one person. Luckily, it was the person she'd been looking for.
"You are in your pajamas!" she said. She wasn't very dressed up, herself, however. Sango wore blue jeans, canvas high tops, and a hooded sweatshirt that read 'Our Lady of Light Girls' Soccer 2005-2006' across the front.
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As she approached the room, a tray from Starbucks with two coffees and a hot chocolate in her hands, she paused when she overheard voices.
After listening for a moment she was assured that she wasn't interrupting anything. Making her entrance, she smiled widely. "Hiya guys! I brought some coffee! What movie are we watchin'?"
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"I don't know what it is," Sango said. "I just got here..."
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Now she was taking the time to enjoy herself. With a cup of steaming hot chocolate in hand, Rangiku watched the other students playing in the snow. She wasn't exactly sure what she wanted to do, but being outside right now felt fantastic.
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Her hands in her pockets, she watched as a rather large campus safety officer got plastered in the face with a snowball, and found herself chuckling. "My," she remarked to no one in particular. "And I thought my job came with an odd set of risks."
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He had managed to enter during the song "Satisfaction," which had always been a favorite of his. While he wasn't much for dancing, he didn't mind watching others partake in the activity and so decided to play the part of the wallflower until someone came along that could coax him otherwise.
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Looking back towards the crowd, Chad noticed that there appeared to be a few people by the entryway, as though debating whether or not they wanted to come in. A few of them did enter, but many of them also left to try out other activities. He supposed that the days when college kids could be entertained just by good music and some dancing were long gone. He didn't know how he felt about that.
More to himself, he stated, "It could be better."
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Which was why she found herself in the artificial ice rink, sliding across the ice in slow circles and lines. It brought on a slight sense of nostalgia, especially the times where she would go to the Rockefeller Center's ice rink around this time of year and see so many couples and kids try their turn on the ice as well as joining them at times. Although the size of the ice rink was definitely smaller than that in the New York, Temari didn't mind the difference. She kept on following the edges of the round ice rink and move to the rhythm of the music that was playing in the background.
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