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[December 10 2009 / 10:00pm] |
WARDED TO ANTHONY GOLDSTEIN
I would like to thank you for all the offers you have made me over the last few months, and I would like to apologize for anything rash or ridiculous I may or may not have said when I was allowing myself a minute or two of selfish self-pitying. I have, since only last night, figured out what I would like to do once I am able to leave St. Mungo's, and it does surprisingly make me feel as though the good will outweigh the bad, even if it does take me a few weeks, or even months, to truly feel it where it's most important. I know that you are not entirely fond of lavish outings, but I can promise you that this is an innocent, platonic acceptance of your offer to help me sort out my thoughts. Would you be available to have lunch sometime before the holidays?
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[December 08 2009 / 01:31pm] |
Imran Hassan is no longer with us.
In case anyone was making a list.
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[November 18 2009 / 03:37pm] |
WARDED TO IMRAN HASSAN
I have found myself with the unfortunate habit of starting to ward to Cicely and Ruby lately. It's a bit peculiar, really, as it's been quite some time since...everything happened, or since I've even bothered to write much in here. It might just be a force of habit, as Cicely was the one who I warded to the most often and Ruby was the one always willing to offer an opinion, even when no one else was. Have you found yourself doing that at all? Perhaps it's because the holidays are nearing and now was the time I often started asking everyone what sort of gifts they wanted, or needed, the most. But, speaking of that -- is there anything you particularly need or want?
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[October 19 2009 / 11:36pm] |
WARDED TO THE MWP + THE ORDER
I know it seems unlikely, as I have not heard from this person, but does anyone know what the name of the fourth member member of my (and Cicely's) battle with the Death Eater is? The one who said he was going to go for help after things started to get even worse? I remember that we were not able to get a fallen chandelier out of the way, even as we tried to do so together, and then when I got knocked back he said he was going for help (that never came, of course), and that's all I remember. It wasn't one of you, correct? It's been bothering me a bit, admittedly; it seems sort of strange that he wouldn't say anything to me. Unless something happened to him, of course.
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[October 04 2009 / 09:08pm] |
I apologize if this is the wrong time for this, as it does seem a bit soon; I just feel that it is best for everyone to know what happened as soon as possible so things do not get twisted around or confused in the minds of those who did not attend the auction or those who retreated early...that seems to happen sometimes, unfortunately. Do what you will with this information, but please don't ask me if I am okay let the truth get mixed up. Cicely Cooper died from injuries due to impalement after getting impaled after being thrown on a flagpole that resulted from getting impaled on a flagpole, one of those flags that had been standing near the front of the stage. It went in one end and came out the other, and there was nothing we she could do about it because too much of her weight had fallen through. I saw the end of this situation...death...event occur, and I heard all of it, so I am absolutely positive that the Death Eater and intended for this to happen -- it was not an accident. It wasn't a slow death, but it wasn't incredibly quick either; I suppose it was one of those strangely timed moments. There are things she wanted me to pass on, but I am afraid I will have to share that with you later because I am trying shift my thoughts in another direction.
I wish everyone a quick recovery.
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[October 04 2009 / 09:28am] |
WARDED TO SELF
I would just like to sit here, if only for a little while longer. I can hardly even see what I am writing, it is very dark. I do not know what to write, though. I am surprised I can even write anything at all. I wish I could write something, but wishful thinking is so very futile. Maybe later. Maybe never. I do not know. And for once, I do not wish to know. Putting two thoughts together is extremely difficult when your brain is torn between wanting to sort millions of thoughts and wanting to have absolutely zero thoughts at all.
It is quite painful.
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[September 15 2009 / 09:52pm] |
WARDED TO CICELY COOPER
Hi, Cicely. I was just wondering -- are you attending this auction? I have weighed the pros and cons (and then reweighed the pros and cons), and I know that Ruby is really excited for it, but I am unsure as to whether or not I think I should go. If you are going, would you like to meet early and arrive together? To be honest, I don't know a lot of the blokes that are participating very well, so whoever I bid on will be someone I suddenly decide on (as alarming a thought that is) on the spot. Perhaps we could discuss that as well? But only if you are planning on making an appearance, of course.
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[September 07 2009 / 02:48pm] |
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Does anyone really plan on not completing their education?
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[August 09 2009 / 07:20pm] |
WARDED TO CICELY COOPER
Hi, Cicely. I was pleased to hear that you won't be spending any time in Azkaban. I do believe it was the right decision, as you are hardly the sort of person who deserves to spend a single second there. I was wondering, though, if you would like to come over for dinner on Wednesday? My aunt and uncle have come back to my house for a few days, as my mother has the flu and and has been sleeping a lot, so my aunt needs to take care of the store, but they will be making something new they learned when they were in Korea again. Would you like to try it with me? No warnings ahead of time as to what it might be, as that might take away a bit of the enjoyment. It will probably be easy to figure out once we smell it, though.
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[August 01 2009 / 04:11pm] |
My father's brother and sister recently visited us. They had just returned from Daegu, and plan to return sometime next spring. My father claims that he would like me to go with them, but I suppose that depends on how much planning goes into this trip; I would like to see Apsan Park, though. And this street food cart they were talking about, where you can get fried grasshoppers, crickets, ants, termites, grubs, and hornets; I think you can just bring whatever to them and they will fry it for you, lizards or rats or whatever. We had fried grasshoppers last Christmas, but I've never had the others. While they were here, for a about five days, they made us bosintang, which is made with garlic, ginger, Welsh onion, herbs, perilla seed, hot pepper, and dog meat -- the house still pleasantly smells like garlic. We also had bibimbap...apparently my brother is a vegan now? I did not know this. It doesn't seem very practical to suddenly become vegan after growing up eating everything that was made for him.
Is it really that easy to just drop everything and become vegan?
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