Greetings

[x_medusa]

My sister informed me that new residents of the mansion are expected to introduce themselves on this journal system. Greetings to all, I am Medusalith Amaquelin of Attilan, but most people call me Medusa. And, fitting enough, my power has to do with control of my hair. That is what occurs when a mutant with the gift of precognition tells your parents what your abilities will be prior to your birth.

I will be attending Columbia University in the fall, which I have just realized means that courses begin this Tuesday. Are there any other individuals who live here that will be attending Columbia?

Crystal has told me a lot about Xavier's and all the residents, so I am curious to see how her descriptions will match up with my experiences.

Medusalith

Comments

[x-blink.livejournal.com]

cool! why?

[x-medusa.livejournal.com]

I suppose I thought of them because they are hard to get out of their shell and they come from ornamental plants, just as I come from an ornamental palace.

And why are you a pistachio?

[x-blink.livejournal.com]

because pistachio are green - which is an odd color for a nut. and I am purple, which is an odd color for a person.

and pistachios are yummy, like me! but please, do not eat the Clarice.

no one has ever asked you a random question before just for fun, have they?

[x-medusa.livejournal.com]

No, I cannot say that I have ever been asked a silly question just for fun. Do you ask such questions often?

[x-blink.livejournal.com]

I think that's sad. you need more silly fun in your life, I think. You are very reserved...like your sister. This is not a bad thing, but I can see why you think we are all nuts! 'cause really, we are all different kinds of nuts. but nuts are yummy and full of protien!

I ask silly questions all the time! you'd be amazed at what you can learn about a person by asking randomly silly questions! besides, there are no such things as stupid questions except for questions that are never asked.

[x-medusa.livejournal.com]

Your train of thought is truly dizzying. We have lead a very different life than most people here and have had responsibilities that you may not realize. We have had to be, or perhaps chose to be, adult-like for as long as possible in the world in which we were raised. However, a little silliness is not a bad thing and it is interesting to see it.

[x-tarot.livejournal.com]

Being adult-like all the time can have unwanted side-effects. Losing a confidant or friend or loved one because all you ever are is serious and responsible is heartbreaking.

[xp_daytripper]

Hey, former roomie o' mine... breakfast?

[x-tarot.livejournal.com]

Is it really breakfast if it is at midnight when I finally get my messages?

Breakfast on Tuesday, perhaps?

[xp_daytripper]

If you're working until midnight on a Sunday, I'm going to have to have words with you, mate.

Yeah, Tuesday works. My treat, even - you've never had my proper fry-up English breakfast, have you?

[x-tarot.livejournal.com]

I was not working on work. I was putting my new bed together.

No, I have not. I suppose hiding under the table is not going to save me from it?

[xp_daytripper]

You're still working on your place? Bloody hell. Let me know if you need a hand, yeah?

Nope. It's good for you - the British Empire can't be wrong. ;)

[x-siryn.livejournal.com]

The Irish lass begs to disagree. Brits are crazy.

Just not about breakfast.

[xp_daytripper]

We prefer the term 'balmy'. *grins*

I think I'll leave out the black pudding, tho'. Marie-Ange has been living on bird seed and fruit by the looks and I don't want her to pass out from shock. Or cholesterol poisoning.

[x-blink.livejournal.com]

my train of thought derailed a loooong time ago!

I wanted to be an adult once, but then I was and I realized it was much better to not be most of the time. there are moments though, when there is no other option.