Text Cut: Paloma
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Originally Posted by
Yaya 
Paloma stared from afar as she ate the cookies, the marshmallows and the chocolate bars all....separately. She was not so much into s'mores lately. Too many people knew each other, others played Truth and Dare with the professors, and even James had joined the fun by yodeling. She kept the snort to herself as it was bad to laugh at a friend. Suddenly, his challenges seemed too...tempting. She wanted to yell out what she'll do the next year, or sing and dance that little rhyme-song.
Perhaps maybe some other time.
James looked up as he stopped yodeling to spot Paloma standing there eating. He frowned slightly as he saw her snort at his antics but stayed off against the wall. Interesting. He gave a slight wave and smile hoping she would come over and not be such a stranger. Maybe something was wrong? Should he ask?
Text Cut: Bambi
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Originally Posted by
fire_faerie Bambi laughed out loud as a guy accepted her dare - a guy who seemed to be about her age! hurrah! - and literally began yodelling his heart out. Delighted, the blonde clapped enthusiastically when his performance ended. "I think you might want to add yodelling to your list of optional careers," she laughed and winked at him. That had been amazing.
James watched as a blonde girl near him seemed delighted that he had yodeled. Twas an...interesting response. Did she wink at him? "Something tells me that may not lead me very far." He laughed at her and gave her a grin. Hmm...she must be knew because he didn't remember her....
Text Cut: Tiara
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Originally Posted by
hpluvr037 Well, that had been quite the yodel! She made a mental note to never have an activity in which people were learning said skill. It was... well... unique.
Tiara figured she may as well join in. After all, if you're going to come up with a game, you should be willing to play it, right? She moved closer to the group and interjected. "I'll do it!" This was going to be extremely embarrassing, but hopefully they'd loved her for it. That was the idea, anyways. Didn't teens like it when you made a fool of yourself? "Forgive the singing, dears. I'm not a professional by any means."
And she wasn't entirely sure she knew all the motions, either, but she'd try her best. "I'm a little teapot, short and stout. Here is my handle," she bent her arm into a crook and placed it on her hip, "here is my spout." Her other arm extended out in front of her, bending her hand into a spout. "When I get all steamed up, hear me shout. TIP," she began to bend, "me over and pour me out!" She finished the song with a flourish, bending so the spout almost touched the ground. Then, she made a mock bow to all the applause she should be getting.
James' attention turned to the professor who said she would join in. Well she was grown up so did that mean...YES!!!! SHE WAS GOING TO DO THE DARE!!! Oh this was going to be good. He turned over onto his stomach and propped his head up on his hands to watch her do the arm movements and everything. He covered his mouth to stop himself from chuckling at the professor because...well grades and all...
It wasn't until he saw the girl across from him burst out in a fit of laughter that his own composure broke and he burst out into laughter himself. As the professor finished he looked up and started clapping as she bowed. "Bravo!" Did anyone get a picture of that?!