Mother. May I come see you?
I have a question for you.
I'm asking my dad to help me with the airplane I got for Christmas.
How are you? You no longer set things on fire, correct?[contains Infinity War spoilers]
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It has been some time since we've spoken. I wondered if you would like to come over for lunch next week?
--Hey neighbor
--I did the thing and moved
--I'm over in 1B
Hey Mr. Stark,
So I was thinking I'd like to try Quidditch if that's okay? They're going to have lessons and rentals and pick up games and the pick up games are free but the lessons and the classes aren't so I was wondering if that was okay or if maybe there were some extra chores I can do or like if I need to get a part time job?
Okay, thanks!
Peter
So I made teleporter bracelets for your island thing. Only I haven't figured out what everyone is gonna want them to look like. Right now they just look like leather bracelets or they're invisible. I don't really want to make a million of them looking all the same, but a million specially customized ones is a headache too, so... that's the only part I need to figure out, is what I'm saying.
And what's your plan for getting them to new people who might not know immediately about the island? I can make them so they can't be used by anyone looking to hurt the island or the people or dinosaurs on it, so I guess I could just make a bunch and give them to you or Fort Neill. Or whatever.
Looks like Quidditch is a bigger thing than you were expecting it to be. You think you're gonna need more brooms?
I guess you can tell the people running it that I made them, in case they have any problems with them, but ask them not to advertise it. Even though it's not really a secret anymore. Also if they're gonna be asking me for more shit then I better get something out of it.
I need one more instructor. Does anyone have interest in teaching flying and would like to interview with myself, Bill and James?
What are your thoughts on having everyone over for dinner sometime this week? Like how we used to do back home.
We've got a preliminary Itinerary of this year's senior trip. The EPS is covering hotels, transpo, and meals. Though spending money will be on students. We're planning to leave Sunday June 17 (following graduation on the 16th) and return Sunday June 24th and go from Tumbleweed to Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park, and the Grand Canyon National Park.
This is a classic roadtrip across some great stretches of the country, and I really tried to grasp that Americana flavor with choice of stops and roadside attractions. It should becoolradgnarlyfun.!
[Filtered to EPS Staff]Unfortunately Jean's due around this time, so I'm unable to go. I have a soft yes from Emma on this trip, but ideally we need at least three drivers.
Preferably 25+ and comfortable driving some sort of Winnebago. I'm working that last detail out with rentals and our insurance.
I have circumstantially found myself the guardian of an overly-enthusiastic teenage boy who seems far too eager to begin school here. I'm assuming the name Peter Parker rings a bell.
I gather that the school year is almost over. Can he, I don't know, audit the last couple of weeks to get the lay of the land and enroll officially in the fall? He tells me he'll be a junior.
[Filtered to Jan van Dyne]GIVEN a cohesive and regulated appearance facilitates visual detection of outsiders, improving compound security.
GIVEN performance of similar tasks, uniform appearance, and adherence to structural regulations has been shown to accelerated in-group acceptance, leading to an increased sense of belonging
GIVEN adherance to uniform standards can increase attention to detail, sense of community, and personal pride in appearance
GIVEN this uniform appearance can increase the appearance of professionalism, contributing positively to corporate branding.
GIVEN that Resettlement Bureau personnel come into constant contact with an array of potentially foreign pathogens, clothing worn and processed in house limits risk of cross-contamination of the Tumbleweed community.
GIVEN that many Resettlement Bureau staff arrive with no access to outside finances beyond housing, affordable, professional clothing becomes a prime concern.
IT IS CONCLUDED that the establishment of a uniform would greatly benefit the Resettlement Bureau
IT HAS BEEN PROPOSED that designs by a displaced fashion designer, Ms. Janet van Dyne of [ADDRESS], could be considered as an economical means of designing and distributing uniforms while simultaneously uplifting a displaced person seeking capital for her own business.
In the interest of full disclosure, I do live with Ms. van Dyne. But I can speak to the quality of her work.
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