Charlie bolted through the carpeted den area, kicking off her shoes so she could slide across the shiny stone floor on the other side. "Yeaaaaaaah!" she responded excitedly, in equal parts about the food and about sliding around like a little kid in a sugar rush. She reached the doorway to the laundry room and caught it, stopping her slide abruptly so she could toss the white basket in the room for someone else to use. It rolled on its side and hit the far wall, falling onto its flat bottom just as she hoped. "Yes!" She said, throwing her fist in the air. Charlie giggled and walked over by Lee.<br/><br/>Her dark-haired sister was still looking rather melancholy and she wondered why. She lost her pep while looking at her, not knowing how to cheer the Art student up. "Yeah, it is..." she responded quietly. "It smells fantastic... and there's all kinds of stuff.... I think you'll like it. I didn't see any carrots." She teased. "Or is it peas you don't like?"<br/><br/>"So..." she went to join Lee at her side, "What are you thinking about?"