The Summer at the front of the community center classroom that day seemed...distracted. Her fingers drummed a little on the desk behind her as she leaned on the front of it, like someone who wanted nothing more than to start pacing, but was putting a concentrated effort into not doing just that. Part of her had almost wanted to cancel class, but that would be dumb, because class could be a great distraction, even if temporary. And, really, she should probably maybe cut back on all the coffee today, but she wanted to stay awake and alert if she could help it and just pass the hell out from a mind-numbing crash later. It wasn't that all the dreams she'd been having about Morty lately were
bad; they were actually really nice and sweet and almost made her want to hop a portal back home for a while. But they
were weird, especially because things had
never been that nice and sweet between her and her brother, and she'd never really
had dreams like that before, but they were everywhere all of a sudden, ever since, it seemed, she went out and poked at some dumb stupid rock in the woods.
Logic told her that this was a very bad thing. Her
heart, however, was telling her something very different, and she didn't know which to believe.
And so....
( Snapchat! )"Any questions? I guess today, we're just going to play around with it a little, try to navigate through it and let me know if you need help figuring anything out. Definitely see what sort of content is out there to help you get a feel for Snapchat, and we're done. We'll probably skip class next week, too, since if I'm not mistaken, there's a school trip coming up."
Which she
miiiiight be feeling a little raw about having to miss on account of not being a student anymore or
real teacher, but that just served to motivate her to think of a class for next semester at the school, even if it would still be kind of weird, teaching people you previously invited to parties where you got smashed.