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Claudia Donovan (clauds) wrote in makebelievelog,

"Well, Steve and I were talking - stuffed dragons. Like, little toy ones. One dressed up as you, one dressed up as her. Myka and H.G. dragons." Claudia admitted, biting her lip as she talked and trying to avoid eye contact as not to convey just how amusing she felt this idea was. She was, after all, discussing making a tiny H.G. in dragon form and she was telling H.G. about it. "For Christmas, I'm not quite sure yet."

"I'm glad stuff has worked out for the mini-you with having a friend. And you having a friend. It seems like people are starting to settle in here and find people they care about. I'm really glad." Claudia's enthusiasm and amusement over the earlier dragon admission faded a little when she said that. She hoped, for starters, that no one would move on and forget about the family unit that had been so important to her. She didn't want to feel replaced. More so, she couldn't and wouldn't forget about Artie and Pete, waiting at home. She tried her best to go on as things were. She had a lot of new people she cared about. Still, Artie was a figure that was extremely missed. Claudia was worried about how things would turn out for him. And Pete - Pete was the comic relief. They needed him around. She missed them both. Leena, too, but she couldn't let her mind go there.

"Well, we have your room, Myka's room - complete with her new twin, which is creepy, so maybe not, and then Steve and my room. So we could put up and decorate at least two trees. We might need to put fencing around them to make sure that pets don't do anything to them, but we could decorate at least two trees!" Claudia lightened up again, then looked at H.G. curiously. "And I have no idea how to roast chestnuts. I know they do these roasted almond stands in some malls and those things smell heavenly, but I've never roasted nuts."

"We should do a Christmas movie marathon too. That's kind of a tradition, or as much as anything is a tradition around the Warehouse. 'It's a Wonderful Life,' especially." Claudia paused, then looked over at H.G. with a hint of confusion. "We could re-watch our old Christmas specials. That's -" It was depressing was what it was. "This is going to be the first Christmas with you and Steve, though. That's a huge plus."