The Entertainment Room

Yes, WT has it's own entertainment room with a large plasma TV. Go ahead and enjoy it.

Mari and Mal sat down on the couch with a large bowl of popcorn, waiting for Lynda and Lisa to arrive.

Lisa arrived first. She attempted to talk however, it was thwarted by a sneeze. Having recovered, she attempted to talk again. "Sorry, about that. Isn't Lynda here yet?"

"No I'm here," Lynda popped in. "I got you a blanket." Lynda gave Lisa a blanket.

"Thanks Lyn." Lisa smiled at her daughter who smiled back. "You know, I should be the one giving you blankets and stuff."

Lynda merely smiled.

Mari smiled. "No big. Have a seat."

Mal said, "Yeah, Lynnie. Have a seat."

The younger Seaton thought about it. "You know...We haven't done this in a while, have we, Lyn..."

Mari grinned. "Lisa, I think it's their job discription to be protective of us."

"Didn't we watch Starwars with Jamie?" Lynda said. "Well... it was more like... I was watching Starwars... I have no idea what these two were doing..."

Lisa raised an eye brow.

Mal rolled her eyes. "I meant without any guys here, Lynda. I actually watched the movie!"

Mari grinned. "I'm sure you did..." Her eyebrows were raised too.

That was all Lynda could take. She subsequently burst out laughing. "Oh Mal, your so fun."

Mal glared and turned her back. "I hate you, Lynnie..."

"Aw, Mally Wally, don't be like that." Lynda said.

Mari blinked. "Mally Wally? I like that..."

Mal glared over her shoulder. "I can if I want to."

"Aww, would you like me to call Jamie in here?" Lynda said blinking innocently. "I bet he could kiss it all better."

Lisa was laughing heartily. "Lynda you're horrible!"

Mari was laughing with Lisa. "You are... I like it!"

Mal glared. "Lynda...Picket...Don't. You. Dare."

Lynda smiled innocently. "There see, Mally Wally, all better."

Mal glared. "Let's just watch the movie."

"What movie are we seeing anyway?" Lisa asked.

Mari picked up a random movie. "How about The Mummy."

"Alright." Lisa said.

"The Mummy? What is that about?" Lynda asked.

"They accidentally raise this mummy from the dead and he's said to take the 10 plagues of Egypt with him. It's pretty good, actually," Mari said from the couch.

"Alright," Lynda plopped down on the couch as well, next to Lisa.

Mal sat down next to Lisa and her mother. "Let's watch it."

"Lynda? Are you alright?" Lisa said.

"Yes, yes," it was obvious she was crying. "There was just something in my eye..."

Mal put an around her friend and whispered, "Don't cry..."

"I'm not crying." Lynda lied. And she noticed how obvious that sounded and laughed. "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to cry... I didn't even know I was..."

Mal squeezed her shoulders. "Lynda..."

"I just... I didn't ever think I'd be able to do this with you..." Lynda said to Lisa.

"Lynda," Lisa said, her nose stuffy. "You're making me cry."