#anywhomst i hope this is snazzy

[urmomsstuntdouble]

hcs about world meetings because it came up in smth i was writing and now im thinking about it

so ive seen the take that world meetings are basically just the nations hanging out while actual politicians do politics and i like that but i would like to add that the purpose of world meetings is so that the nations can chit chat about their own politics and then take notes back to their politicians, as a sort of second opinion/What X Country Is Actually Thinking (very useful and useless during the cold war, depending on how alfred and ivan were feeling that day)

the way meetings work is that they have a roster of all the nation personifications and their countries they live in (because not every personification comes with its own political entity) organized aphabetically, with the location of the meeting changing every time

a new cycle would start with afghanistan, albania, algeria, andorra, angola, etc and end in zimbabwe

meetings happen once a month, so a given country doesn’t have to get too stressed out about hosting the world meeting

every personification is always invited, although not all are always able to show up due to various constraints or just deciding to skip it that day

they cycle through various topics as well, although common ones are trade, natural disasters, peacekeeping, etc

usually the nation hosting sets up housing for everyone else

they usually dont last more than like a long weekend and a week at most, but they’re also not very productive either..like ideally the nations do more than hang out and call each other stupid but practically speaking thats all they do

its actually more similar to the world’s most expensive and well researched model un, except the nations don’t really do that much research lmao (but they also don’t really need to cause they just sort of intrinsically know what’s up) 

yeah i think that’s it :)

[urmomsstuntdouble]

Hmmm how about “Mountain Bus” (literally could not think of anything better)

hm okay...

Two characters are exes and they both go on like. one of those weird hippie retreat things for a weekend, and it's like way out in the woods, far away from everything. There's like 10 people there, max, and they're all sharing rooms and whatnot. There's a lot of tension between the two exes and the story focuses on them getting past whatever happened to make them break up, and while they're at the bus station they make up before going their separate ways