mingle log | the quad and elsewhere | we were young and drinking (coffee) in the park

[lamiaceae]

Characters: Gansey and whoever shows up
What: Interpersonal interaction! Meet each other face-to-face while nothing is on fire
Where: the quad, unless elsewhere seems cool to you
When: loop 1, day 10 (6/10 irl)
Content Warnings: nothing yet. please use and check thread subjects

It's a pleasant day outside. There's a nice breeze and the sun is doing its best. At very least, it's not raining and warmer than it was yesterday. This is, statistically, likely to bring college denizens out of their dorms and offices since rain seems to often be on Newcomb's horizon. Fall in not-at-all-New England is lovely that way.

Gansey, for his part, can be found throughout the day in several places! He likes hanging out near the clocktower to study, since he's found time works best there (at least for him). It's nice to have a watch that's doing something vaguely akin to timekeeping for once.

But he's an explorer at heart, so he can probably also be found in the library, the computer lab, and wandering the grounds. Gansey isn't sure he's interacted with anyone outside a classroom or on Fermii since the train crash, so he's more likely than usual to strike up conversation instead of waiting for it to come to him.

The real question is this: where's everyone else hanging out today?

[ i'll be throwing gansey at anyone who doesn't note that their tag is closed. please mingle! ]

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[lamiaceae]

"That's exactly what I can imagine." He laughs and pulls out a notebook, opening it and beginning to sketch in the margin. Judging by the amount of doodles on the pages he skimmed through it's something he does a lot, and the buddha-bellied crocodile takes shape quickly. It has a very crocodile quantity of teeth and a very non-reptilian belly button. "I'm sure someone can help bring this vision to life."

[beingawesome]

"Ok, that? Is absolutely adorable. But we'll need to get all the angles if we really want to work them up in three dimensions. Bet there's probably some cold-cast resins we can use to fake metal for a prototype if we can get it sculpted and molded," Claudia says, a mischievous grin already crossing her face.

"If they're easy and light enough to mass-produce, just imagine all the places they could pop up."