Post by Micah Allen on Feb 14, 2014 21:13:31 GMT -5
Under normal circumstances, Micah was the type to enjoy being constantly surrounded by others. However, he'd yet to quite find his way at this new school. He recognized others, but he had yet to reach the point where he said he had friends. Well, besides the two Pokemon he had, of course. Those were the only friends he had at the moment. It was an odd feeling for someone who had been rather popular back in his old life.
Yet, he was surprisingly content. Micah would much rather be engaging with others, but he was okay where he was, sitting at an empty table in the far corner of the cafeteria picking at today's meal of pizza. Being a growing boy, he had four slices of pepperoni pizza with him that he was planning on eating in its entirely, in addition to some snack foods for desert. Eating healthy wasn't exactly high on his list of things to do today.
No, today he was observing others as he ate his meal in silence. He watched them, learning what they seemed to enjoy and who they seemed to hang out with. People watching was a surprisingly entertaining activity. He'd still prefer someone to hang out with, but, until a potential new friend appeared, he was content to watch what others were doing.
Yet, he was surprisingly content. Micah would much rather be engaging with others, but he was okay where he was, sitting at an empty table in the far corner of the cafeteria picking at today's meal of pizza. Being a growing boy, he had four slices of pepperoni pizza with him that he was planning on eating in its entirely, in addition to some snack foods for desert. Eating healthy wasn't exactly high on his list of things to do today.
No, today he was observing others as he ate his meal in silence. He watched them, learning what they seemed to enjoy and who they seemed to hang out with. People watching was a surprisingly entertaining activity. He'd still prefer someone to hang out with, but, until a potential new friend appeared, he was content to watch what others were doing.
