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Happy Valentine's
Again!
It's always really nift to see all the cards and everyone giving each other presents. Thanks to everyone who sent something to me and I hope you all liked yours, too. I sort of love that in the middle of winter we've got an excuse to exchange tokens again, like Christmas but for everyone and even better because February really is so unending, isn't it?
It's also fun to watch everyone turning into lovebirds. It was impossible not to notice at least one or two deliveries to Slytherin table. Daphne, how did you manage that gigantic bear? I don't know if you had the heart to shrink it down into your bag!
(Summers, I don't think Midgen quite got your message, though. Could you shout at her a little louder for us at tomorrow's breakfast? At least you've saved the rest of us the trouble of thinking you might be worth our consideration.)
And Brocklehurst, word to the wise: Even if he were capable of reciprocating, really, would you want him to do? Honestly. Think about it.
Oh, and this week's Dish! has full coverage of the opening ceremonies at the Frost Faire. The pictures are amazing! Watching that bridge form over the river--I just keep staring at the photo. It must have been breathtaking in real life.
Well, if anyone wants to see, I'll have it in History Club tomorrow, too.
It's always really nift to see all the cards and everyone giving each other presents. Thanks to everyone who sent something to me and I hope you all liked yours, too. I sort of love that in the middle of winter we've got an excuse to exchange tokens again, like Christmas but for everyone and even better because February really is so unending, isn't it?
It's also fun to watch everyone turning into lovebirds. It was impossible not to notice at least one or two deliveries to Slytherin table. Daphne, how did you manage that gigantic bear? I don't know if you had the heart to shrink it down into your bag!
(Summers, I don't think Midgen quite got your message, though. Could you shout at her a little louder for us at tomorrow's breakfast? At least you've saved the rest of us the trouble of thinking you might be worth our consideration.)
And Brocklehurst, word to the wise: Even if he were capable of reciprocating, really, would you want him to do? Honestly. Think about it.
Oh, and this week's Dish! has full coverage of the opening ceremonies at the Frost Faire. The pictures are amazing! Watching that bridge form over the river--I just keep staring at the photo. It must have been breathtaking in real life.
Well, if anyone wants to see, I'll have it in History Club tomorrow, too.
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Lares gave me a perfectly lovely comb set, chocolates and the sweetest card.
Summers was utterly horrid. I mean, okay, it's Midgen, and we all know how vexing she can be. But he just...sort of...blew up at her. I couldn't hear all of it because it was echoing, but he called her a blundering cow and worse. She sort of started to laugh and then it hit her that the whole Hall were staring at them and then she ran out.
I mean, it's Midgen and we all know she can give Moaning Myrtle a run for the money but it really was rather shocking.
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John Summers is usually very pleasant and passive, isn't he? I mean, from what Smith says he was more or less unable to say no to her when she asked him to the Ball... I suppose he'd finally had enough of being linked up with someone like her, then? Still, that's a very cruel thing to do to Eloise. She has feelings just like anyone else, after all.