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not_every_mage) wrote2017-12-24 11:51 am
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33 Apocalypse Ave, Late Sunday Afternoon
Anders' cooking skills mostly stalled out at grilled cheese and cans of soup, but the holiday season and its influx of guests had him wanting to try something new. (He was going to blame it on Kathy's influence.) He stopped by Turtle & Canary for supplies and then set up a baking station in the kitchen.
First on the list of things to try: cornflake Christmas wreaths. They seemed easy right up to the part where he started trying to shape the melted marshmallows and cereal into wreaths and found out exactly how fast a mage could get marshmallow all over every surface in the kitchen.
[OOC: Open to those there.]
First on the list of things to try: cornflake Christmas wreaths. They seemed easy right up to the part where he started trying to shape the melted marshmallows and cereal into wreaths and found out exactly how fast a mage could get marshmallow all over every surface in the kitchen.
[OOC: Open to those there.]
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"Oh." Raven nodded. "Festive. You know, they used to do stuff like this back home, in the '50s. Maybe Anders can make a tuna fish tree next."
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"He should get a mold for the shapes," Raven said. "Everyone knows the best way to get the right shape is to use a jello mold."
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"You know, I'm not sure I'd want jello in the places Kathy's store specializes in."
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"I like women and I still think that's gross," Raven said. "But yeah, she's probably got one of those."
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Snicker.
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"Shaped like boobs," Raven said. "You have a very strange mind."
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"You know there's a reason why I didn't go back to the fifties. And it's meat jello."
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Raven shrugged. "It's alright. I forget it sometimes, too."
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