Sage Valley High - CLOSED.

[rain;]

Calla grinned and looked at her black watch. "Ten thirty."

[surreal adventure]

Brenda went over to a small frying pan, and forked out some sausages, putting them on a plate. She grabbed some leftover eggs and sat down, "Don't mind if I eat these, do ya'll?" She asked kindly. "Sure, just let me eat, 'kay? I could catch up with you." She suggested.

[west ,]

''Ill meet you guys by the sloped.'' Kat said, going up to her room. She got her waterproof trousers on and matching jacket, and she pulled her scarf over her nose. She grabbed her gloves and sunglasses along with her skiis and made her way down to the slopes.

[luvdogz8]

"Ok." Taylor shrugged and turned to Calla, "Ready to go?" She was nervous and exited. She liked to do a lot of extreme spots but she had never been skiing, her family had never really been anywhere cold enough.

[surreal adventure]

Brenda quickly finished up her small breakfast and dumped the dishes in the sink carefully. She went over to the coat rack where her jacket was, and grabbed it, slipping it on. "I don't have my own skiis, so I'll have to use one of the lodge's." She went up to the front desk and asked for a pair of skiis. A moment later they came back with some red ones. She thanked them and walked outside.

[west ,]

Kat slipped her sunglasses over her blue eyes then caught a floating chair thingy. She placed on her helmet then waited at the top for the others.

[surreal adventure]

Brenda followed her, hopping on to a chair from the ski-lift. She pulled her glasses out of her pocket and slid them on, the tips resting behind her ears. She reached the top and hopped off, smiling at Kat.

[rain;]

"Yeah, come on." Calla smiled and ran out of the kitchen. She walked to her room and got her coat, racing down the stairs and waited by the door for Taylor.

[luvdogz8]

Taylor ran down behind Calla and rented some of the lodge's ski's and followed her out the door, "Let's go!" She said, exited.

[west ,]

''Hi!'' Kat greeted Brenda, her voice slightly muffled by the scarf.