<div class="floatright">(http://i1324.photobucket.com/albums/u605/Sella_La_Mer/Sandra%20Shore/SandraHeadshot.jpg)</div><strong>Sandra Shore <br/>The Commons, with a detour to the Garage</strong><br/><br/>She returned the hug from the cute Asian girl with a small laugh. "Yeah, totally Sandra not Sandy. Not with my last name. And I'm totally going to feel weird if we end up doing anything together, 'cause my little sis' name is Sunny. Last name Shore. Parents were totally not thinking things through when they named us."<br/><br/>"Us?" She asked. "So, does that mean that Sid and I can bunk up with you guys, then?" She asked, wondering what the sleeping arrangements were. "I think it might be a good idea to have a powwow on that once everybody, or nearly everybody, anyway, shows up. First come first served is going to leave someone feeling upset that they got left out. You know, like the kid picked last in dodge ball."<br/><br/>She stashed her case and duffel out of the way and started wandering around, letting herself get a feel for the room and it's different areas. And, since they were searching for keys, she took a moment to check out the bookcase in the corner, wondering why they'd blocked up the door that she could see behind it. She tried the handle, but found it locked. When she got to the kitchen area, she read the note, then grabbed herself a house key, slipping it onto her keyring.<br/><br/>Going back to the door behind the bookcase, she's disappointed to find out that the key it takes is one of those old fashioned round ones, not a modern key at all. But, there's another door to try, and that one took her key just fine. She fumbled for the light and found herself in the garage, empty but for a pair of key fob garage door openers. She took a quick circuit and found no other keys, so headed back into the commons to check on the others' progress, dropping the two garage controls onto the counter with the rest of the house keys.