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[OPEN] Thanksgiving in Reverein (2022)
Who: Anyone!
Which: Log, OPEN
Where: The Wild Harvest
What: Open mingle log for anyone wanting to attend the Thanksgiving dinner Alastor advertised on the journals the day before
When: Forward-dated to November 23rd between noon and 6PM
Warnings: None
Starting at noon and ending at six PM, The Wild Harvest had a few tables pushed together and covered by white tablecloths. Atop the tables were stacks of plates along with large serving trays full of food that had been promised in the invitation Alastor had put out the day before.
Also as promised, there were two extra tables added to the end, a stack of small slips of paper and a few pens. There was a little sign as well:
Please write your dish's name along with your own on one of the provided slips of paper. This way we can get any empty serving dishes back to their original owners.
Aside from the tables occupied by food, there were plenty of seats for people to sit down to eat at whether they wanted to mingle or to dine alone. A far nicer setup than the plaza the previous year.
Which: Log, OPEN
Where: The Wild Harvest
What: Open mingle log for anyone wanting to attend the Thanksgiving dinner Alastor advertised on the journals the day before
When: Forward-dated to November 23rd between noon and 6PM
Warnings: None
Starting at noon and ending at six PM, The Wild Harvest had a few tables pushed together and covered by white tablecloths. Atop the tables were stacks of plates along with large serving trays full of food that had been promised in the invitation Alastor had put out the day before.
Also as promised, there were two extra tables added to the end, a stack of small slips of paper and a few pens. There was a little sign as well:
Please write your dish's name along with your own on one of the provided slips of paper. This way we can get any empty serving dishes back to their original owners.
Aside from the tables occupied by food, there were plenty of seats for people to sit down to eat at whether they wanted to mingle or to dine alone. A far nicer setup than the plaza the previous year.
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[He's pretty sure the..."food"...has pretty much bonded to the dish at this point. They may have to burn it to cleanse the evil.]
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Eh, I wasn't attached to that plate. Unlike the gumbo.
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You were attempting to make gumbo? In a casserole dish?
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[ Cut back to. The dish. ]
... Although I understand it looks more like a declaration of war instead.
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[He holds up his forefinger and thumb just the tiniest width apart.] Little bit.
[He reaches up to adjust his monocle in an awkward attempt to buy himself time to think of what to say.]
Honestly, my dear, I appreciate the gesture, but gumbo really is the worst dish to start with when teaching yourself Creole-Cajun cooking. It's quite complicated even for experienced cooks. The roux that forms the base has to be just right. If it isn't, you have to toss it out and start completely over.
[He turns his head before reaching out to grab a nearly empty dish of what look like puffy dough pillows covered in powdered sugar.]
These might be a bit more your speed as a start. Try one.
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It's like you grabbed a tiny puff of heaven! If I choked to death on this, I'd die happy! Then I'd come back as a ghost and try to eat more.
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You're really trusting me after seeing all that?
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[Seriously, some days it seems like the ladies screwed themselves over from his perspective.]
However, even back in my day, it wasn't a bad idea for someone to learn to cook and be able to feed themselves. Creator knows it made it easier to get by when the stock market crashed back in '29. I see no reason why you can't learn a few simple things so you're not entirely reliant on establishments like this. [He gestures to the rest of the Wild Harvest.] People come and go through Reverein all the time, so such a fine establishment isn't guaranteed to last.
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Well, the only reason I give half a chimera's booty about cooking and baking is that I wanna be able to treat my boys. Dunno if I mentioned it before, but I'm a mom, and I have a lot of birthday cakes to make up for. My first attempt was... not great. As you can probably imagine.
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No, I don't think you've mentioned it. [He tilts his head curiously to one side.] What happened?
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To make a long story short, I tried to make up for ten years of missed birthdays and holidays into three cakes. One kid went into a sugar explosion, and another's stomach barely made it out alive.
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[And, nope, keeping that plate out of reach.]
My dear, you need to leave some for others to enjoy, too.
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Yeah, we have not bonded enough for you to unlock my tragic backstory. Right now, all you need to know is I wasn't a great mom, but now I'm trying to make up for that.
... And I need energy to do so.
[ so hand over the goods!!! ]
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[He gives a mischievous grin.]
You could sample your own creation.
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[ She sticks her tongue out, then turns around, hands in her pockets. ]
All right, all right, I'll go wait at the table for dinner like a good girl.
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[He smirks down at her. Obviously, there's nothing he can do about it if she decides to take the platter once he's back in the kitchen and they both know it.]
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Then it's all the more reason for you to teach me how to make 'em, so I can keep my own batch all to myself.
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[ Laughing at her own dumb joke, Della heads to the actual buffet table, already forgetting her original dish. Hope no one actually tries it... ]