Having been sitting off to the side for the past half hour or so before employees were expected to arrive at the bowling alley. What was the resident astronut busying himself with exactly? Sterilizing is bowling shoes, of course. Naturally, Airey Flamsteed had debated simply purchasing himself a pair of shoes as it would guarantee that he wouldn't catch some deadly foot disease but it seemed entirely impractical to own a pair of shoes he was only likely to wear once and then again on raaaaaaaaaaare occasions. It was his daughter who had talked him out of the purchase, actually.
His bowling shoes now a reflective surface, Airey tugged down on his red team shirt with a mighty chuckle and strolled towards the lanes like it was no big deal. Him. In a red shirt. He sincerely hoped that those he taught at Hogwarts who were among the participants this evening appreciated the tongue-in-cheek humor.
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Ah, Mr. Carter. Good to see you again," he greeted the young man with a chipper grin as he sized up the ...... heads. Sweet solstice. There was no surprise that
Miss Burton had selected a red shirt as well. And then he quickly averted his eyes because there was PDA going on between his former pupil and that young man [
Kimothy]. Abort abort abort. "
Oi! Conley!" he beckoned his colleague over to the lane. Saved by the appearance of another red shirt.
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Good or bad," he mused while passing behind
Miss Adara. And a spoiler alert for all present, the Mysteries department head was absolutely dreadful at bowling. It was more his limbs refusing to listen to what his brain was instructing it to do. "
None of us will accomplish anything by just standing around so let us all select our ... heads ... and get this show on the roll."
Ha. Dad humor at its finest right there. His appreciation for the team names this event was astronomical.
His arms went out wide - but sweet solstice do NOT hug him - to greet the young woman [
Fireheart] who had just introduced herself as being new to the Ministry. "
Welcome. Airey Flamsteed. Department head for Mysteries."