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Alicia Spinnet-Pucey (_alicia_) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2014-12-03 00:09:00

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journal: adrian, journal: alicia, journal: percy, journal: richard

Journal: Alicia
Christmas has been planned and settled, gifts have been decided upon (though not yet purchased). Bookings for the ski trip afterwards has been made, confirmed and paid for, and arrangements for the second leg of the trip has also been made. Now all that’s left, is the twins’ birthday, and that ~~has the potential of disaster~~ ~~will be a rough day~~ is going to be fun.

[Warded to friends with children and the friends this will be relevant for]
We’re celebrating Isla and Liam’s 6th birthday with lunch and afternoon treats on Sunday December 14th, and would love to see you there. There being our house on Sheffield Terrace.

[Warded to Adrian]
I don’t know what you’re doing for Christmas, but the twins and I will be at my parents’ house in Bath. You’re welcome to join us, if you’d like, for an evening of delicious food (if we succeed in keeping dad away from the kitchen) and loads of singing and playing and a morning of kids jumping in the bed earlier than it can legally be considered morning, pressies and loads and loads of questions (probably bordering on interrogation).

You free tonight?

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Alicia and Viktor

_alicia_
2014-12-04 05:05 pm UTC (link)

But your children are still alive and doing well, and that is what matters. Not what you got done.

Isla and Tsveta going flying sounds like a playdate we should try to get set up, and as for Liam? He's been playing the piano for almost 3 years now, and while he doesn't have a grand to play on here, he does have a keyboard, but we'll be certain to come over so he can have a go at the grand.

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	Alicia and Viktor snitch_snatcher 2014-12-05 01:33 am UTC (link)
	Ha yes. I keep forgetting that that is considered an accomplishment by other parents, even if most people would look at me oddly. There is something about a real piano and not a keyboard that helps get the ear in, I think. I enjoy the sound more truly, anyway. I was pleased to be able to have a piano agian when I moved here. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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