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Ginny Weasley (gingerharpy) wrote in quidditchplay,
@ 2012-01-03 22:10:00

Entry tags:

alicia spinnet, ginny potter

Who: Alicia and Ginny (oh...and James)
What: Pizza!!!!!!!
Where: Aforementioned Pizza Place
When: Evening of January 3rd

It was not easy to travel these days for Ginny. For one, the rush of nausea that resulted from both apparition and flooing places was enough to deter her from travel altogether. True, things had become much easier in the nausea department now that she was 18 weeks along, but the rush of travel still made her weak to her stomach. And then there was James. When she had him with her, it was an entirely different story. He got very fussy (though she'd found that flooing with him was a much easier choice) and it was hard to show up at a place with a fussy child in tow. But the excitement of pizza with Aunt Alicia was obviously too exciting. After excited babbles at the mention of pizza, Ginny had them packed up and ready to go.

She found a booth in the back corner of the parlor, hoping that it would help to keep James corralled a little bit, as well as give privacy to the two girls during their outing.

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aliciabspinnet
2012-01-04 03:18 pm UTC (link)

Yum. Pizza. Alicia wasn't really sure where the craving for pizza came but she was happy that Ginny and Jams were joining her in her craving. Alright so James was probably going to have mac&cheese but still the idea that they were all going to be eating good food made her happy. What a busy Quidditch player and all... she needed food!

She wasn't surprised when she saw Ginny and James there first. Alicia would have made it out of the house faster but she'd gotten distracted by one of the dogs that was carrying something that looked like George's so she had to deal with that before going off.

"I'm so sorry it took me a bit! Who would have thought chasing a dog around in circles would take so long!" She commented before reaching over and messing up James's hair. It's what Alicia was for, or so she told James all the time.

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gingerharpy
2012-01-04 05:02 pm UTC (link)

Most of James's desire for mac & cheese had come from Ginny having the box out and being hungry for it herself, but that was beside the point. James had taken after his Uncle Ron in one regard; anything set in front of him would be devoured. It was interesting to watch, really.

"Oh, don't worry! We've just arrived," Ginny reassured, smiling as James let out a new peel of giggles. She couldn't wait until he was stringing together more than a few syllables at a time. "And you can tell that he's very excited to see his Aunt Alicia," she said with a smile. The smells coming from the parlor were fantastic and making Ginny more and more hungry by the minute.

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aliciabspinnet
2012-01-07 04:25 pm UTC (link)

"Brilliant!" Alicia almost said something about how dogs were enough work for her, but she figured that wasn't a good thing to say at the time. Of course she thoughts dogs were the right place for herself and George for the moment. Kids was just something that was a little too scary for both of them. They were after all big kids. Alicia tended to think that Harry and Ginny were more mature than herself and George.

"Well I'm excited to see him." She said before turning to James. "So, James, Mac&Cheese or pizza?" She asked with a grin. "You know pizza is a million times more fun and you can make faces with the stuff on top." Yes, Alicia may have done that herself from time to time...

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gingerharpy
2012-01-08 03:37 am UTC (link)

James let out a gurgle and then a peal of laughs when Alicia started talking to him. Ginny had to hold in her laughter, but turned to look at Alicia again. "I think that means he wants both. But I doubt they have mac and cheese here...or at least it would seem," she explained with a laugh. Half the time her cravings were James's cravings...until he learned how to string syllables and words together on his own.

"You're really charming him with the face idea though, I can just see it in his eyes!"

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