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[odapologist]

Are you sure? You'll smell like popcorn and sushi forever.

[compendiem]

I wouldn't mind smelling like sushi. Soy sauce and ginger...

[odapologist]

Crap not sushi. They smell good though, I agree.

It's those drinks that are half crushed ice, slushies?

[compendiem]

Too cold, too sweet... Haven't had one in a while, so I don't know what they smell like.

[odapologist]

I went to see a movie and tried one with my host brother.

Mine smelled like cold and fake cherry syrup. So candy-sweet?

[compendiem]

...Taste the same?

[odapologist]

Yeah! Especially when it melted and my tongue didn't get numb.

The zoo's theater needs a better menu. Find a luxury one to stay at! I bet the seats would be comfier.

[compendiem]

Right. I'll go start my quest for luxury movie theaters.

[odapologist]

I won't deny the draw of gourmet popcorn, but please tell me you still have somewhere nice to stay.

[compendiem]

Don't worry. Sometimes I sleep over at Expressive. Or the vet's.





I also have an apartment. Not as nice, but it's home.

[odapologist]

I heard lots of household things go on sale after Thanksgiving, so maybe get a nice blanket for your apartment? Then it can be a little nicer.

[compendiem]

Mmhm. Going to save up for a huge feather one for the winter. Then I can stay home and never leave the bed.

[odapologist]

I won't argue with the idea, I want one myself...

Don't you have important things to do, like classes, or jobs?

[compendiem]

Oh yeah... School I can do from home, but not work. But I could take the blanket with me to work. Maybe.

[odapologist]

Follow your dreams! Just don't trip. Where do you work, out of curiosity?

[compendiem]

Expressive, for the most part. Internship at the vet's. Got an interview at the Tea Kittle later this month. All standing jobs with little risk of tripping.