Christmas Party

[alt_sally_anne]

Well, that was brilliant. Draco, thank you very much for inviting me and I'm really sorry you weren't there, I missed seeing you.  Your family has the most amazing house ever and I hope that the next time I see it you're there so you can point out anything particularly nift that I missed.  Pansy was the one who told me about the sink in the loo that plays music, I never would have noticed it otherwise as usually I just wash my hands, I don't play with the faucets to see what they do.  And, I tried faking a sneeze in there and it took me three tries but the tissues finally appeared, that was also really nift to see. 

Not that I spent the whole time in the loo of course, and I also really loved the food, especially the pomegranites and the starfruit. I have put the little statue of the Lord Protector on my desk here at the Stretton's and I hung up the snowflake ornament in my window.  I'm going to bring it along when I go to Pansy's and hang it up on the tree there.

I'm sending a proper thank-you to your mum tomorrow Draco but Mrs Malfoy if you're reading this thank you very much for your hospitality, I had a lovely time.

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Re: I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

[alt_neville]

I wonder . . . would Gemma tell you if you ask her why they're making everyone staying inside? Maybe she knows. Sometimes little kids pick up more than their parents realise. Maybe she's heard something.

I keep thinking about what that Sirius Black said about that sickness that's been going on in the camps. Gran usually goes to serve in the soup kitchen at Wyre once every two weeks but she hasn't for the past month because they're not letting anyone in.

Re: I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

[alt_sally_anne]

That was a good idea, I would have asked her but there was another enormous row with Jeremy today and I heard.

It IS the sickness, at least I think it is. Some of their muggles are sick and the Strettons are really fearful of getting it. Jeremy shouted at them that the Ministry said it was no danger to wizards and they were bad subjects. And then after more shouting he said if they didn't let him out to fly on his broom he was going to report them to MLE for having the wrong sort of ideas. I think he was bluffing and anyway would Mrs Lestrange care when all they're doing is keeping their own kids in the house? it's not as if they're writing in the journals saying 'be afraid everyone! we're all going to get sick! the Ministry is lying!' but they let him go out provided he stayed in the air and didn't go past some boundaries, I think that keeps him away from all the farms.