[ before going away to college, donna actually lived a pretty sheltered life. it never felt that way, she never felt like she was missing out on anything, but. y'know. she was only a kid when her father died, and then life on the island wasn't exactly the same as living and growing up in new york city. it didn't matter how many times diana brought her to gotham to spend time with dick - even those visits were skewed since she spent most of her time at the wayne manor.
so.
living in her own apartment in the city threw her in the deep end when it came to accomplishing basic things you need to know how to do when you're living solo. she knew they were all important skills to have, but what she didn't know was that soon after college she'd be moving into a penthouse across the country with a friend that didn't know the first thing about any of it. which- is funny. it's really funny. it's amusing trying to answer questions without making him feel ridiculous, although they're so close that even when she does take a second to answer him like she thinks he might be joking, it probably doesn't sting as much as it would coming from someone else.
it's fine. they've totally got this.
the titans base of operations is nearly all set up - closets filled and furniture arranged - but what they don't have is food. there are only so many nights they can order take-out before donna bites the bullet and suggests a trip to whole foods. which is when they discover another thing dick's never actually had to do before. which is actually kind of exciting? okay, exciting is a strong word. but it's one of the more fun things to do when you're living on your own. well, fun because dick has a credit card with basically no limit, but that's here nor there. so they make a list, think up meals they want to try and make. it's all very organized and awesome. they're nailing it.
the store parking lot isn't too packed, which is a relief because this might take longer than your average trip to the supermarket. ]
Alright- I'll push the cart, you're in charge of the list. [ said as they approach the lines of grocery carts outside of the store ] Oh, did we put eggs? We did. I think we did? Just double check for me. [ she's... assuming he has the list, anyway. ]
grocery 101 for dummies;
so.
living in her own apartment in the city threw her in the deep end when it came to accomplishing basic things you need to know how to do when you're living solo. she knew they were all important skills to have, but what she didn't know was that soon after college she'd be moving into a penthouse across the country with a friend that didn't know the first thing about any of it. which- is funny. it's really funny. it's amusing trying to answer questions without making him feel ridiculous, although they're so close that even when she does take a second to answer him like she thinks he might be joking, it probably doesn't sting as much as it would coming from someone else.
it's fine. they've totally got this.
the titans base of operations is nearly all set up - closets filled and furniture arranged - but what they don't have is food. there are only so many nights they can order take-out before donna bites the bullet and suggests a trip to whole foods. which is when they discover another thing dick's never actually had to do before. which is actually kind of exciting? okay, exciting is a strong word. but it's one of the more fun things to do when you're living on your own. well, fun because dick has a credit card with basically no limit, but that's here nor there. so they make a list, think up meals they want to try and make. it's all very organized and awesome. they're nailing it.
the store parking lot isn't too packed, which is a relief because this might take longer than your average trip to the supermarket. ]
Alright- I'll push the cart, you're in charge of the list. [ said as they approach the lines of grocery carts outside of the store ] Oh, did we put eggs? We did. I think we did? Just double check for me. [ she's... assuming he has the list, anyway. ]