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Who: Network folks who are in Locke for Xmas
Where: A community center (let's say it's the same one from the first aid thing)
When: Backdated to December 23
What: Christmas/Holiday Party!
Warnings: Shenanigans? Kissing?

[ Ah yes, come one, come all! As per the plotting, let's just say Ryan put out a message that went something like this:

Hey everyone! I was wondering how many of us are stuck here in Locke for the holidays. I'm used to parties and celebrating with friends, so I figured, why not do that anyway! It'll be a Network-only thing, so don't be shy. And if you wanna help, just let me know!

And thus your character finds themselves here, a part of christmas cheer and echoes, surrounded by free food and tinsel and even Mistletoe... The Christmas party! And by Christmas I mean Santa and reindeer and all that lame stuff. ]

[ Feel free to start your own top-level comments I mean seriously, if you need an excuse for dumb shenanigans this is it. ]

Comments

[hustru]

Where do you jog?

[She'd enjoy doing that, but hasn't really found a nice area in the city yet - between all the cars it is just making her more anxious. She's just still not used to such large cities.]

[chernobolt]

In the parks, mostly. I like to have the greenery around me when I run; it is more refreshing, and I have made friends with many of the street vendors there.

[better friends than anyone would ever hope to make with hot dog and felafel people, but Kara is just that kind of person. that kind of person who gets excited over the possibility of her relish having been scooped out of unsanitary conditions. :T]

[hustru]

[It's not that Siiri would judge - vendors are just as intimidating social contacts as everyone else is to her. It's a bit at bay right now, knowing Åsa around as a back-up and also having drunk a little bit already - not enough to be tipsy, but enough to make things a bit easier.

She never really had considered the implication of that though.] Snack pauses?

[chernobolt]

Something like that. [she laughs softly]

At first it was because the greasy street food was something that all of my travel guides insisted that I should try once I reached the country, but after some time it became merely a tradition to stop and chat. They are all very friendly!

I just finished my exam. If it works for you, I'd set up the skiing trip tomorrow?

[hustru]

It wasn't hard at the start?

[She knows that most people have much less issues with talking to strangers than her, but street vendors... it is such an unusual type of approach.]