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GREENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WELCOMES {PIPER JAMES} THEY ENROLLED IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE BECAUSE THEY ARE A RECEPTIONIST WHO WANTS TO BE A NURSE. THEY ARE A {28} YEAR OLD, {CIS WOMAN, SHE/HER} AND THEY COULD REALLY DO WITH A STUDY GROUP. SOME PEOPLE SAY THEY LOOK LIKE {NAOMI SCOTT} BUT THEY WOULDN’T BE CAUGHT DEAD AT GREENDALE.
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“Awe, come on!” Marcia signed with a sigh, shoulders slumping as she took in the sight before her. A flurry of movement to her side caught her attention, and she turned to the person approaching her. “I mean, don’t get me wrong, I’m all for school spirit. But does Carpe Diem really have to mean anything goes? Why can’t we take it as more of a…Suggestion?” She signed, gesturing to her car that someone had so graciously covered in eggs. @communitystarter
The girl walked up to the professor, nodding in response. “Well, I agree with you on that. “I am all for school spirit. I mean, I sang at karaoke which was pretty spontaneous. But I do not want anyone to egg my car. I have to pick my son up later.”
coloradochris:
“Did i say that?” He tutted. “You’re thinking no woman would get down the altar with me.” He leant on the side, watching her. “It’s part of my charm. I’d clarify you. But if you leave here thinking about it then it forces you to think of me.”
“I don’t know, did you?” she asked, raising a brow. Though her face softened with his next words. “No, no. I wasn’t thinking that actually. That one is in your own head,” she said gently. “Forces me to think of you? I am so not blushing right now.”
greendalemarciamatthews:
Marcia returned the woman’s smile with a warm one of her own. She truly knew how it felt to be new, and to try and navigate a new environment, and she could sympathize. “I’m glad you think so, I paid a lot for my interior decorator.” She joked with a snort. “Wow, it sounds like you have a lot on your plate. But, I have to say, I’m generally pretty good at reading people. And, I can tell you’re going to own this semester! I’ll take a moment to add my obligatory speech about always being here for you, always being available to meet, all of that. I’m blase in my delivery, but I mean what I say. I’ll always make myself available, should you need anything.” Marcia nodded as she read Piper’s lips, focusing on what the woman was saying. “That’s great, Piper! You’ve got a wonderful reason for wanting to learn. Just remember to keep that in mind as class progresses. I can’t proimise it’ll be easy, but I can promise it’ll be worth it. And now I sound like a greeting card. I’d love to open the floor to questions- anything you’d like to ask me in-specific?”
Piper smiled, nodding as she spoke. It was nice talking to a professor, she needed that reassurance. “Well, it was worth it, they did a good job with the place,” she joked with her. “Yes and no. I’m pretty used to it now. He’ll be six this year. Thank you, I hope to prove you right and I’ll be sure to come to you if I ned anything,” she nodded. “I will do, thank you. I think it’s a good thing to learn, a positive thing. No, it’s nice. Do you recommend any websites to help or anything?”
greendalecameronthompson:
“If you do, I’ll totally pay for it. I’ll get one made for myself, we’ll wear it on the same day, it’ll be a whole thing.” Cameron’s smile stretched from ear to ear. Although he loved being around and meeting new people, his work schedule often prevented him from socializing much. “Fuck yeah, you’ve got it now. Rep that proudly. There’s nothing wrong with a little scheduled rebellion. Hey, maybe if we petition, they’ll make that a class.” He laughed as he spoke, crossing his legs as he shifted once more in his seat. “You know, normally I require folkx to go through an entire application process to be my bestie, but with that comment alone you’ve transcended. Fair warning. This really does matter a lot to me. I should’ve done it years ago, I don’t know why I didn’t. Or, maybe I do.” Shrugging, Cameron shook his head. “We could! I’m glad you did too, honestly. It’s good to do something for you. Oh, I don’t doubt it’s a great experience. Maybe I’ll have one of my own some day- in the distant, distant future. Wear it with pride! Nursing? No shit? Okay, this really was fate. Hold onto your seat, but I too am a nursing major!”
“I’ll be sure to get a t-shirt for you too. It can become the new slogan for the college,” she joked, smiling back at him. “Scheduled rebellion? That totally makes me sound like a mom trying to let loose... which is kind of true,” Piper laughed, shaking her head. It was nice being at college, finding that part of herself again. “I have transcended? I love that. I feel like I have won today now. I think we all know really but it is what it is and we’re here now,” she nodded. “It is, right? I’m proud of anyone who is doing this for themselves. Wear it with pride. No way? You are too?”
greendalecameronthompson:
“Oh, of course! Fight the power, stick it to the man, and all that jazz.” Grinning, Cameron shook his head as Piper shifted in her seat. “I’m disappointed. Here I was, ready to rally for you to keep that sitting position. Don’t give in to societal pressure!” Laughing, he shook his head slightly. “I’m kidding, of course. I’m the king of bad jokes, fair warning. I just like to think I’m funny. I usually live on coffee myself, I was just having a bit of an off morning.” Leaning over slightly, Cameron lowered his voice a bit. “Just between you and me, I was just a little nervous coming in here.” Righting himself, his face lit up at her next words. “Okay, that’s it. I’m positive it was fate that brought us here today. I, too, am 28. Though, I don’t have kids- props to you, I can’t imagine how tough that is. It’s badass, though. You’re doing it, that’s what counts! What are you majoring in?”
“Fight the power. Maybe I should get that on a t-shirt,” she joked, knowing she would never be that rebellious. “I am sorry. I am sorry. I’ll work on it. I’ll have to put my rebellious head back on and come up with some pranks to do throughout the year. Keep up my rep,” she laughed, unable to keep a straight face. “I appreciate the bad joke, they make me feel better about my own. I’ll laugh at them for you.” Piper smiled. “I’ll also have to get you a coffee at some point.” She nodded. “Thank you for admitting it to me. That’s okay. Nerves are good. It means it matters to you.” She let out another little laugh. “We could almost be twins. I’m glad you decided to come back to education at 28 too. It’s not always easy but I enjoy being a mom. Thank you, I’ll take badass. But I just do my best. I want to be a nurse.”
greendalemarciamatthews:
Even as a professor, Marcia knew what it was like to be nervous when starting a new journey, especially at Greendale. Truthfully, she’d been just as nervous on her own first day. “Excellent! Well, here I am, department of one at the moment!” She joked, making her way over to the woman as she extended her hand for Piper to shake. “It’s great to meet you! I’m excited to have you in class! I promise, I’ll do my best to make it as fun as possible. I don’t tend to be too strict, the way I see it, we’re all adults here, you’re looking for an education, not a babysitter. I like to give my students as much autonomy as possible. And, it seems like you’re very motivated, that’s something that will work in your favor, Piper. If you don’t mind me asking, what first sparked your interest in ASL?”
Piper smiled, the woman was friendly and it was helping to ease her nerves. She’d needed that more than she’d admitted to herself. “It’s a nice department,” she laughed with her, taking her hand. “Thank you, you too. That’s good to hear. I’m a lot older than the last time I was in education and I’m a mom myself now. Yeah, I’m here to learn and start a new part of my life. I hope that’s true. I do want to do well.” She smiled. “I want to go into nursing and I’ve worked as a receptionist in a hospital for a while and I just feel like it would be amazing to be able to sign to people who need it. It’s a skill I want to better myself with. Then maybe I can teach it to my own son too.”
coloradochris:
“I think after your first marriage, you have a certain ability to read minds yes.” he grinned at her. “And that is the in i need. A good heart and a pretty face.”
“Oh, is this you telling me you were married? What am I thinking right now then?” she asked, unable not to laugh at the grin on his face. “I can never tell if you’re insulting me or complimenting me.”
“Hi!” Marcia beamed, waving at the individual standing in the doorway of her office. “I’m Professor Matthews! Are you lost, or were you looking for the ASL Department?” Laughing, she motioned to the empty seat across from her desk. “Either way, you’re welcome to have a seat! How are things going?” @communitystarter
Piper returned her smile, the professor’s warm tone was welcoming and exactly what she needed. “Pleasure, Professor. I’m Piper. I am definitely looking for sign language. I’m excited, it’s something I have been meaning to do for a while. Good, I’m pumped for all this, ready to challenge myself again.”
greendalecameronthompson:
Laughing, Cameron nodded as he turned his attention to the girl speaking. “I can appreciate a little rebellion from time-to-time. And, you look comfortable as hell, so that’s a win for you.” His eyebrows raised as her admission, and he shrugged before leaning back into his own chair. “It sounds like you’re pumped. That’s not to say I’m not, I just haven’t had quite enough coffee or energy drink to muster the energy to show it. Have you not been learning, recently?”
Piper looked up with a smile. “Thank you for appreciating my rebellious ways,” she found herself laughing. “I am comfortable but I will be good and sit like a normal person.” She smiled once more, looking across at him. “Then you need to fix that, I literally live on coffee. We need to get you some. No, I’m 28 and a mom. Sadly been a while since I dropped out of college.”
greendalechloe:
“That’s impressive… at 18 i was working in a movie theatre.” She half laughed, knowing she didn’t have the greatest life experience. “Yeah they have this great sandwich shop in the cafeteria.”
“Thank you, I was just a kid though. I was lucky, had my dad’s support. I even worked for him for a little bit. No jobs like that define us, we all have our baby jobs,” she smiled, reassuring the girl. “Then show me to the sandwiches. I am actually starving.”
greendalechloe:
“Oh? You do art?” She smiled gently, resting back on the chair. “That’s… a story. But coffee sounds great and i’ll show you this great place i found. It’s a study hall.”
“Yeah, I have enjoyed drawing and painting my whole life. It’s what I was doing at eighteen too,” she smiled across at her. “Coffee sounds amazing. You’ve found a cute little place?”
delaney-daniels:
“You’re welcome. That’s okay. I’d rather wait a little and know what I want, rather than jump in like a mess.” Though Delaney was not quite excited, the other’s buzzing nature drew a smile from her. “Maybe it’s a little contagious,” she mused. “You’re already making this class way better. Good for you though, figuring it all out. so you have a little one? Is he in kindergarten now?”
“I think that’s wise though, no jumping in and doing something you don’t enjoy,” she nodded, smiling back at her. “I’ll take that. If it helps other students, I’m glad. I’ve had time to think about it. Yeah, I do. He’s five, so it gives me time to do this now.”
coloradochris:
“You don’t have to say it.” He raised his brows. “Let me put it this way, do you have any reason not to trust me?”
“Oh, I don’t? You can just read my mind?” she asked with a laugh. “Well, I’d like to think no. I don’t tend to think the worst of every person I meet.”
coloradochris:
“God… you’re right. I am something from a dream.” He grinned at her, clicking his tongue. “I just have one of those faces. You trust me.”
“Did those words leave my lips?” she laughed, shaking her head at him. “Hmm, one of those faces. Depends on what type you mean. Do I trust you?”
coloradochris:
“You haven’t met me.” He raised his brow, leaning back. “I am indeed. I could never ignore you. We’ll just have to play nurse then.”
“I mean, I was up early today, maybe I am tired and imagining all this. I’m not really talking to you,” she joked before letting out a laugh. “No? You couldn’t ignore me? Funny when I haven’t met you. And I shouldn’t have laughed at that line and yet, I did.”
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