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onemanshort,
hotforhooker,
someoneto_carry,
fredless,
mademyownpath,
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What: Kaylee makes a "family" dinner.
When: Backdated like a boss to Saturday, September 17
Where: SereniCrew Quarters
Rating: PG? Maybe 13 for language, depending on the topic.
It had taken a few hours to be sure everything was ready, but when six o'clock rolled around, the table was set for as fine a dinner as the Serenity Crew had ever sat down to. It might not have had the Shepherd's herbs, but it was real food, carefully prepared by someone who'd learned how to make the best out of even the most meager of supplies.
Tender potroast, mashed potatoes, plates piled high with different sorts of vegetables, and the fixings for salad were all set out in the center. And, back in the kitchen, a chocolate cake waited for anyone still hungry enough to make it to dessert (if they didn't sneak a taste of it first).
Beaming, Kaylee gestured to the display. "Well, there ain't any reason to wait. If you want somethin', dig on in."
[Thanks to notifs and various RL things on everyone's part, feel free to slow tag and threadjack like crazy. Prose or actionspam are more than welcome. Whatever floats your boat.]
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What: Kaylee makes a "family" dinner.
When: Backdated like a boss to Saturday, September 17
Where: SereniCrew Quarters
Rating: PG? Maybe 13 for language, depending on the topic.
It had taken a few hours to be sure everything was ready, but when six o'clock rolled around, the table was set for as fine a dinner as the Serenity Crew had ever sat down to. It might not have had the Shepherd's herbs, but it was real food, carefully prepared by someone who'd learned how to make the best out of even the most meager of supplies.
Tender potroast, mashed potatoes, plates piled high with different sorts of vegetables, and the fixings for salad were all set out in the center. And, back in the kitchen, a chocolate cake waited for anyone still hungry enough to make it to dessert (if they didn't sneak a taste of it first).
Beaming, Kaylee gestured to the display. "Well, there ain't any reason to wait. If you want somethin', dig on in."
[Thanks to notifs and various RL things on everyone's part, feel free to slow tag and threadjack like crazy. Prose or actionspam are more than welcome. Whatever floats your boat.]
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"Thanking you kindly. You ladies slaved over this for so long, you deserve first pickin's."
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Zoe had only helped a little with the meal, leaving most of it up to Kaylee since this was her show. She grabs her own plate, spooning up servings of everything.
"Just make sure to eat sometin', John."
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Hey, free food was free food. And it wasn't, you know, burned into an unrecognisable crisp.
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So what's the occasion?
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[she eyed him more keenly than her light words might have given away] How's it been goin' with them racoons? You clear 'em out, right enough?
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Glad you could make it.
[Aka, I need someone to protect me from the women if they start]
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Man, he's starving.]
I managed to find an opening in my schedule.
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Between all the trouble you usually get yourself into?
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He's unsurprised by the girl's cheer when he does come on in, eying said spread of food. Probably embarrassing some with a low whistle while he was at it. Jerk.
"You really are the most impressive gal I know in the kitchen, Kaylee. Looks great." Mal took up a plate and loaded it. They always said you ate with your eyes--not that Mal really cared in comparison. He was just a hungry man. Plus, food was a good pacifier to these new folk that had somehow weaseled their way into his girls' fondness.
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Taking up some vegetable he'd only seen that shape and color on the label of a can, he gestured at the ex-mechanic. Poor fresh green bean skewed and hanging on for dear life. "Let's just hope--for normalcy's sake I reckon, that he's as strangely prone to luck as we are and finds himself here. Bet he'd have some fancy time explainin' this'n." The pod met its end to Mal's hungry eyes.
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Then again it's been a bit hard not having someone be the butt of her jokes a lot. Finding a replacement was tough work.
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So you're the Captain I've been hearin' so much about. Pleased to finally meet you.
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Oh, she's been talkin' about me now? [Looks over at her, his expression relaxing a little more in visible amusement; returning to John; wry] I bet she was much too kind when describing me. Name's Mal. Or Captain. Pleasure's mine though-- [Look, he's going to shake your hand and then you two can enjoy this fine cooking while beating each other's respective chests.]
'Fraid I've not been here much longer than a week at most so she's not paid me the benefit of giving me a face to a name. What can I call you?
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[He has, however, got a bit of a sense of humour on him - which is apparently great for new and uncomfortable situations - and smiles a bit, gesturing at the food.]
This all looks real amazing, thank you. [Trying VERY CAREFULLY not to do that thing where he piles up more food on his plate than he can handle] Between the two of my parents, I almost had no idea what real food even looked like.
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Don't you ever let your mother hear that, she'll throw the pots at your head.
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Family?
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Not by choice, I assure you.
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But hey, she brought homemade cornbread to sweeten any unintended slight?]
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I thought that might be you! Come on in... we've only just started settin' in.
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Sorry I'm so late. [Have an apology in the shape of cornbread] But here, I did get these made.
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