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Happy Hour
Alex had only intended to come down for a pot of tea and a plate of Garibaldis. Maybe a book or three. Instead, she's greeted with a napkin. 'I'm sorry, you want me to what?'
Another napkin appears, this time, with a strange glyph that implies maternal concern. 'I'm not turning into a hermit. I just -- it's been a difficult few weeks.' To say the least.
Another napkin appears, this time, invoking the tried and true: Guilt.
'Oh all right. If it's only for a few hours, I suppose I can manage without mucking it up too terribly. You go on and have a nice nap. I'll mind the shop.' Another napkin implies gratitude and indicates where the specials board is.
'Right, then.' Alex looks a little lost as she slips behind the bar. First things first, an apron. And then a white cotton towel to drape over her shoulder like a proper barman. Taking up the chalk and board, she thinks for a long moment and then writes out in a careful, flowing hand:
Specials
Red or White Wine
by the glass or carafe
Boddington's Ale
Scotch whiskey
Pot of Tea or Coffee
She makes herself a pot of tea, and sends one of the rats off for her biscuits. 'Happy hour is up, you wretched hive of scum and villainy.'
It's said with all due affection.
[ooc: Happy hour is up!I'm in and out because I'm doing laundry, and I may decamp to a coffee shop later, but have at! I have to call slow for a bit. Back later. Enjoy! Thread hop! Do what you do best, M'ways. <3]
Another napkin appears, this time, with a strange glyph that implies maternal concern. 'I'm not turning into a hermit. I just -- it's been a difficult few weeks.' To say the least.
Another napkin appears, this time, invoking the tried and true: Guilt.
'Oh all right. If it's only for a few hours, I suppose I can manage without mucking it up too terribly. You go on and have a nice nap. I'll mind the shop.' Another napkin implies gratitude and indicates where the specials board is.
'Right, then.' Alex looks a little lost as she slips behind the bar. First things first, an apron. And then a white cotton towel to drape over her shoulder like a proper barman. Taking up the chalk and board, she thinks for a long moment and then writes out in a careful, flowing hand:
Specials
Red or White Wine
by the glass or carafe
Boddington's Ale
Scotch whiskey
Pot of Tea or Coffee
She makes herself a pot of tea, and sends one of the rats off for her biscuits. 'Happy hour is up, you wretched hive of scum and villainy.'
It's said with all due affection.
[ooc: Happy hour is up!
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'Do you teach?'
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And that he plans on finding ways to keep doing since the world needs to learn about mutants.
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Her thoughts skim over the time she's spent writing texts for the police academy, and the now-abandoned plans to go back and teach there someday.
'You were at Oxford? So was I.' A tiny smile at the point of commonality. 'Though I suppose it was much different when you were there. The colleges accept both men and women, now.'
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He approves of the women's movement and civil rights since they provide lessons for how mutants might have trouble and success.
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She grins.
'Well, I'd better get back to it. Let me know if you need anything else, Professor?'
It seems a fitting nickname.
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