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alt_pansyDear Rosa and Prospero,
How lovely to receive not one, but two owls from you in the past week. It's quite a pleasant surprise to hear from you so early in the term -- I feel like I just left you to head to the station a few days ago. I hope Ewan is doing well, and is practicing his letters and numbers.
The business venture that I talked to you about over summer hols is coming along. I'm glad you're interested to hear more about it, as I have been working rather hard to make sure we'll be successful. We're waiting on some licences to make sure that everything goes through the proper channels, and I hope that all goes smoothly so that we're able to open on time. I am fully aware of Uncle Lucius's feelings, as you mentioned in your letters. It's kind of you to be so concerned on his behalf.
Mother, your suggestions for the London house were very interesting. I know how much you enjoy shopping in New London, and how little the London property has been used since you relocated to Gloss House. I can see how my being there would give you more reason to want to visit, which would be a welcome change from your travelling habits of the last few years. Your letter suggested that you and Ewan might even be in need of permanent quarters at the London house, as you'd be planning to come by so often. Thank you for bringing your ideas to my attention so that I could give them some thought when considering how to set up my house. Your decorating tips were also very helpful.
Prospero, I likewise appreciate your generous offer to take over my financial concerns, especially given Uncle Lucius's sudden reversal of opinion in regards to Mr Baddock. However, I think it probably best to run your idea past Uncle Lucius first. If you wish to continue to offer informal advice, I would be more than happy to receive whatever you send along.
I know this business venture and my finances have been weighing on the forefront of both your minds, which is dear of you, but you'll be pleased to hear that I have also been doing rather well in my classes thus far. I'm thoroughly enjoying my NEWT level Potions class, and believe that I'll do rather well in Noble Arts and Defence this term as well. It's also very nice to be back amongst my friends, Sally-Anne Perks and Ron Weasley. I'll be sure to tell Draco you've asked after him. As you'll no doubt remember, we're no longer seeing one another, but have remained on friendly terms.
I'm sending along a sample of some Sparking Super Balls for Ewan to play with. I hope he enjoys them.
All of my best,
Pansy Parkinson
How lovely to receive not one, but two owls from you in the past week. It's quite a pleasant surprise to hear from you so early in the term -- I feel like I just left you to head to the station a few days ago. I hope Ewan is doing well, and is practicing his letters and numbers.
The business venture that I talked to you about over summer hols is coming along. I'm glad you're interested to hear more about it, as I have been working rather hard to make sure we'll be successful. We're waiting on some licences to make sure that everything goes through the proper channels, and I hope that all goes smoothly so that we're able to open on time. I am fully aware of Uncle Lucius's feelings, as you mentioned in your letters. It's kind of you to be so concerned on his behalf.
Mother, your suggestions for the London house were very interesting. I know how much you enjoy shopping in New London, and how little the London property has been used since you relocated to Gloss House. I can see how my being there would give you more reason to want to visit, which would be a welcome change from your travelling habits of the last few years. Your letter suggested that you and Ewan might even be in need of permanent quarters at the London house, as you'd be planning to come by so often. Thank you for bringing your ideas to my attention so that I could give them some thought when considering how to set up my house. Your decorating tips were also very helpful.
Prospero, I likewise appreciate your generous offer to take over my financial concerns, especially given Uncle Lucius's sudden reversal of opinion in regards to Mr Baddock. However, I think it probably best to run your idea past Uncle Lucius first. If you wish to continue to offer informal advice, I would be more than happy to receive whatever you send along.
I know this business venture and my finances have been weighing on the forefront of both your minds, which is dear of you, but you'll be pleased to hear that I have also been doing rather well in my classes thus far. I'm thoroughly enjoying my NEWT level Potions class, and believe that I'll do rather well in Noble Arts and Defence this term as well. It's also very nice to be back amongst my friends, Sally-Anne Perks and Ron Weasley. I'll be sure to tell Draco you've asked after him. As you'll no doubt remember, we're no longer seeing one another, but have remained on friendly terms.
I'm sending along a sample of some Sparking Super Balls for Ewan to play with. I hope he enjoys them.
All of my best,
Pansy Parkinson
