Condensation

"No you!" Vivace said cheerfully, then turned back to the mob and Chorale's friend.

"Not at all. I'm never stupid, unlike your species. It'll be perfectly reasonable for the situation." Vivace smirked. "Now get going."

Aria tromped inside, covered in snow. "When's Santa coming?" "Soon, I hope, but he can't come until we're all asleep. You ready for bed?" said Herate.

"Go find Val and check out the portal, make sure it's free. I'll get Aerith out of there."

I love all musicals. I especially love Wicked, Six, Dear Evan Hansen, Company, anything by Stephen Sondheim, Little Shop of Horrors, Hadestown, a bunch that have never ever been on Broadway, and Hamilton! I love listening to the music while I read. It helps me focus - yay brain problems.

"Alright," said Vivace to Pior. "There's been a change in plans. I need to cause a diversion. Will you go get Val and then make sure the portal is clear?" @Vapor

Vivace raised her eyebrows. Oh, really? Couldn't tell. She sighed.

Vivace glared at him. Maybe get out of there? Almost time to go!

"Alright, guess I'll go sleep, then." Andante heads for her room and the (hopefully) soft bed inside.

Vivace ran into the town, searching for Aerith.

Ok. What are they on? Like streaming service?

Preferably little swearing, none of the f weird, nothing explicit and as few references as possible. Think "I might be willing to show it to my twelve year old sister" kind of clean. And not just because she wouldn't get the references sort of thing. And no real genre in particular, although I love fantasy. I enjoyed a sort of anime on Netflix called Little Witch Academia? I dunno.

Do you know how much a plane ticket from Utah to New Mexico costs?

So I'd like to watch anime, but I do have a couple of limitations. First of all, I have no idea what to watch! Second of all, it has to be available on a major streaming service. Essentially Netflix, Disney +, and Amazon. Also preferably free if it's on Amazon. Third, it absolutely must be clean. And as a preference? It would be nice if it weren't subtitled. I can do subtitles, though.

We do Christmas insanely. I love all of the Christmas spirit! However, I do have one story. Our family's tradition is to cut down our own tree every Christmas. There are permits you can get, and you go up into the mountains where the trees are and play in the snow, pick a tree, eat soup and drink hot cocoa... the last bathroom before you go up the snowy canyon road is at a large parking lot, there's usually a good bit of snow. We all get it and stretch our legs and use the bathroom, just like any other year. At first, I think I don't have to use the bathroom. But as we wait, it gradually builds until I think I need to go to the bathroom really badly. I get out of the car and go use the bathroom... But while I'm in there, my entire extended family loads up and drives away. I get out of the bathroom and realize this, and I panic. There's no one around, I have no idea where my family will go, and it's getting cold - I left my coat in the car, although I brought my snowboards, gloves, and such. I sit on a big rock where I'll be easily visible if my family comes back, and I kind of have a panic attack? I don't really show it - I'm crying a little bit but nothing big - but inside I'm freaking out, doing all the things a little kid does when their family leaves them behind. I'm watching for cars, and I decide to say a prayer. I pray (a really fast one while still looking out of one eye at the road) and a gray minivan pulls into the parking lot. A family spills out, parents and a good many kids, and the mom notices me and comes over. She's worried, I tell her about what happened, and she... well, she's a mom. She wants to help me out. So she takes me over to her husband (normally I wouldn't have gone with her except I felt the Spirit plus she had a bunch of kids) and she explains to him what happened. He decides to drive up the road looking for our family's cars while she stays with me. And apparently, as they're driving up, they pass my grandparents' car and get them to pull over, then they drive down together. Everything ends up well, and now I can tease them about how I'm apparently so forgettable to them.

You're right, not all cats love you. But really... all dogs? I sincerely doubt that.

Vivace sighed. "Fine, but I'm running, and you'd better keep up." She began jogging across the aquamarine grass.

"Alright. Let's go, then. Mind if I change back?"