The 100; a panfandom game

Is this the way you live? Is this what you smell, what you see?

When I suggest to the populace that the strange new sensation of easing into a hunter's skin isn't so much alien as it is a homecoming, they'll lock me up. I've killed before and now, I think, I could do it so neatly.

What structures are here to keep us from succumbing to these natural instincts?

I think that I am beginning to show. Dr. Gates told me that my little one is now about the size of a lemon! How wonderful to be able to have an idea of the size of one's baby while they're still baking.

I need to speak with the two of you. It's very important. And I threw a shoe this morning while looking for my other pair, and it's on top of my closet and I can't reach it, so I need one of you, too.

I'm returning, as I said above! And it will be good to be back; as wonderful as working with the children is, I've found that when I married, I truly did put that part of my life behind me. I miss joining you in the kitchen and creating food with you. I feel that we had a wonderful harvest this year -- I really like the word wonderful this evening! -- and I think that we also should celebrate that. I think that for many of us here in Mount Weather from different places and times, we all have a tradition of gathering around a table with family and friends once or twice a week. With that in mind, I would like to propose the idea of Sunday dinner.

Of course, we eat every Sunday, but Sunday dinner is different. We cook and eat foods that are reserved just for that day, or for special days, and they have a little extra cream, or an extra dessert, or just feature a meal that we don't eat often. What say you?

1. We've tested some new farming techniques that should drastically reduce the growing cycles of a lot of our foods. The original research was for the desert and reduced the water requirements, too, but given that water is everywhere around here, we were able to make some adjustments. As far as we can tell, the rapid growth shouldn't affect the nutritional value of the food, so this should go a long way to helping us stockpile before winter comes. I'll come by farming later today with the group of Sky People who worked on the project with me to show you what we did.

2. I had some energy cells from home and snagged some thermal clips from Kaidan before I left, and I managed to rig up a new battery out of materials that are actually native to here. I call them Weather Batteries! (Because "Pod Batteries" sound like they come out of the pods, and it sounds a bit silly.) Anyway, they can be used as ammo for energy weapons, if anyone wants to give me their regular weapons to be converted (I can do that, you know), or we can use them as regular batteries around Mt. Weather. They're self-sustaining, they just need to be turned off when they burn out so they can recharge themselves. I don't know if we're ready to make them the main source of power for our major needs -- like medical equipment, power and lights in common areas -- but I'll be working with Infrastructure to rig up a good backup generator out of this stuff.

They do take some time to make, but once the generator is taken care of (couple weeks, maybe?), I can start making them on a smaller scale and we can use them for power in rooms or recreational areas. They burn bright, too. It's always difficult to get really bright light when you live in an underground bunker and the eye strain just causes serious headaches. Believe me, I know.

I'm back! What did I miss?

You're my day job! I'm afraid I might be the least productive on your team if I'm running around all the time, but I'll be useful, I promise.

Hi there! We haven't met, but I'm MJ and Mona's room mate, and I was wondering if I could crash rehearsal. Just once or twice and just to watch, I have a lot of stuff to do and I don't want to interrupt anything, but I haven't seen them in a month and MJ sounds really excited about your show.

Is it known what sort of effects that the flour from yesterday's pancakes would have on a person who is expecting? I did have a hallucination yesterday, while I was in the classroom with my students. I thought I was back in Avonlea, teaching in the schoolhouse there. It was a pleasant hallucination, but I still worry.

And, well. How bad is morning sickness supposed to be?