Post by Irina Davayte on Dec 14, 2016 0:12:56 GMT -5
OOC: This thread will be Irina's interactions with Siegfried. Irina is training for CTP.
After her morning engineering classes and routine afternoon workout, Irina headed toward the office. She checked her phone as she walked to see when her next calculus assignments were due. They were due the day after tomorrow, so naturally, she would complete them tonight. Provided, of course, that nothing disrupted her routine this afternoon and evening. She mentally went over her to-do list for the day. Write a lab report for physics class, buy more pens, make flashcards for chemistry. Check, check, check. Calculus problems, find an article for her research writing class: will be done tonight. She was satisfied with her plan by the time she arrived on the proper floor and exited the elevator in the UE building.
"Why is it always so warm in here?" she pondered. She checked the thermostat: a balmy 73 degrees. Bleh. Irina wasn't sure who had set the thermostat to this sticky-warm temperature, but she was sure it must have been an accident. How on earth was anyone thinking clearly in this environment? She turned it down just a few clicks to 68 degrees, just to help everyone out, and removed her jacket. She sat down at her desk as she quickly found the temperature becoming better suited to clear thinking.
Irina placed her backpack under her desk, put on her reading glasses, and started pouring over some documents regarding suspicious activity in the region. She sorted them into 3 piles labeled with the following sticky notes: needs to be investigated, everything is probably okay, and will have someone else decide if this needs to be investigated. After a couple of hours, she reached the bottom of the pile of documents, so she went to the break room to get her fruit salad for a snack. Unfortunately, it was not where she left it, and some suspicious-looking food that might have been tuna was in its place. She made a face. Maybe someone just moved it? Nope. The fruit salad was no where to be found.
"Excuse me," she said to a couple of people sitting at a small round table by the refrigerator. "Have you seen a fruit salad? It's in a clear container with a blue lid. It has my name on the lid, and a little doodle of two people fighting with swords. My best friend made it for me. The drawing I mean, not the fruit salad. I made that myself." She winced. She was talking a lot again. At age eighteen, she was just starting to grow out of saying everything that popped into her head, but she regressed at times. Especially when her yummy and nutritious snack was at stake.
After her morning engineering classes and routine afternoon workout, Irina headed toward the office. She checked her phone as she walked to see when her next calculus assignments were due. They were due the day after tomorrow, so naturally, she would complete them tonight. Provided, of course, that nothing disrupted her routine this afternoon and evening. She mentally went over her to-do list for the day. Write a lab report for physics class, buy more pens, make flashcards for chemistry. Check, check, check. Calculus problems, find an article for her research writing class: will be done tonight. She was satisfied with her plan by the time she arrived on the proper floor and exited the elevator in the UE building.
"Why is it always so warm in here?" she pondered. She checked the thermostat: a balmy 73 degrees. Bleh. Irina wasn't sure who had set the thermostat to this sticky-warm temperature, but she was sure it must have been an accident. How on earth was anyone thinking clearly in this environment? She turned it down just a few clicks to 68 degrees, just to help everyone out, and removed her jacket. She sat down at her desk as she quickly found the temperature becoming better suited to clear thinking.
Irina placed her backpack under her desk, put on her reading glasses, and started pouring over some documents regarding suspicious activity in the region. She sorted them into 3 piles labeled with the following sticky notes: needs to be investigated, everything is probably okay, and will have someone else decide if this needs to be investigated. After a couple of hours, she reached the bottom of the pile of documents, so she went to the break room to get her fruit salad for a snack. Unfortunately, it was not where she left it, and some suspicious-looking food that might have been tuna was in its place. She made a face. Maybe someone just moved it? Nope. The fruit salad was no where to be found.
"Excuse me," she said to a couple of people sitting at a small round table by the refrigerator. "Have you seen a fruit salad? It's in a clear container with a blue lid. It has my name on the lid, and a little doodle of two people fighting with swords. My best friend made it for me. The drawing I mean, not the fruit salad. I made that myself." She winced. She was talking a lot again. At age eighteen, she was just starting to grow out of saying everything that popped into her head, but she regressed at times. Especially when her yummy and nutritious snack was at stake.