There is no such thing as ordinary -- Fall 1996

"I could tell yo usome of it in there," I pointed out, smirking at the girls.  I got a reaction out of Al, too, which was fantastic.

I stared at Morgan, shocked.  "I don't know if I'd admit any of that... not with some of the guys in this House..." I said, smirking slightly.

I laughed. "Alfred's got some sass for you, Morgan," I said, teasing my mate.  He did have a point, though.  Soem of the guys in our house were complete drags.

"don't even go into a war on who can out-sass whom," I warned the two fo them.  I did not want to deal with any of that.

I raised my eyebrows.  "Huh... I think I like the fact that he's sassy," I said, grinning.  "At least then he can keep up wiht me."

I smirked.  "I'm far better and much more of a challenge than my sisters," I assured Morgan.  "It's just something you'll have to find out in time."

I scoffed at Alfred's suggestion.  "I highly doubt that, Al," I said to him.  Then I amended my statement.  "Well, if you are more of a challenge, it's only because we taught you well."  We could at least take credit.

I laughed at Ellie.  "Nice catch there, Ellie," I said, shaking my head.  "I can't believe you almost lost that one."

I grinned at Alfred.  "I really can't wait, then," I teased, glad that he had calmed down enough to joke around rather than deal with his sisters.

"I can tell you I don't make mistakes like Ellie just did," I assured Morgan pompously, even though I was merely joking about that.  Obviously I made mistakes -- probably worse than Ellie ever did or would, but still.

I raised my eyebrows at Alfred.  "Oho, sounds like the gloves are coming off," I said, shaking my head, chuckling at my little brother.

I smirked.  "You know the gloves are coming off when Al starts getting sassy," I teased, laughing.

I rolled my eyes at Maisie and Ellie for Alfred.  "You know, I bet he could easily beat the two of you.  I doubt he'd do a bunch of mirroring like you sisters do," I pointed out playfully.

I was glad that someone was sticking up for me.  Ellie and Maisie always stuck together and left me on my own basically.  "At least someone thinks I can do something," I said, givng my sisters a look.

Alfred was always so melodramatic.  "Oh, stop it," I said to him, dismissing him easily.  "You know we think you can do things."  I could not think of something off the top of my head, but at least I could try to defend that notion.