over already? ((open))

[igloogirl]

"Ah, but I am," Gabriella replied with a slight chuckle. "Sometimes it seems like she wants to knit everyone in the world a blanket. She already has a quite a few done." Angel did seem awfully bored, and Gabriella often wished she could bring her something to do, though she had no idea what.

[mrpotter]

"Well, I'm planning on visiting her during the summer, even if Dad doesn't want me to." said James. Hopefully he would be able to talk her out of knitting of all things to do. Maybe (even though he really didn't want to do school over the summer) he might even ask his older sister to tutor him in one of the subjects he struggled in, probably herbology.

[igloogirl]

"I think she'd like that," Gabriella replied. "I can take you over there if you need it; Alex too, if she wants to come." Gabriella knew Harry would probably be angry at her for shuttling his kids over to Angel's flat, but she didn't really care. He was being ridiculous anyways, as was her father. The two of them were probably the most stubborn people in the world.

[mrpotter]

"It'll really piss off Dad; hopefully he stops being so retarded soon, he sent me a Howler last week when he found out I was writing to her." said James with a roll of his eyes. Thankfully, it had been a Hogsmeade day when he had decided to stay behind, so nobody was around to hear the yelling of his father.

[igloogirl]

Gabriella winced sympathetically; Howlers were truly awful. She had gotten her fair share of them when her father had found out about Isaac, though she hadn't gotten any recently. She supposed it was because Ron finally realized there was really nothing he could do to stop them getting married. "Well, that's alright, I'm not afraid of your dad," she replied with a shrug.

[mrpotter]

"Neither am I," said James, kicking at the floor a little bit with his old and peeling trainers. "It's just getting on my nerves the way he's been acting." No doubt the second he came home Ginny would insist that they take him shopping for new shoes. James sighed lightly.

[igloogirl]

"Mine as well," Gabriella replied, shaking her head slightly at the thought of her uncle, who was acting quite ridiculous. "He and my dad just need to grow up a bit, I think." In the case of her father, it was a bit different. Ron needed to learn to let old rivalries go, while Harry needed to learn how to forgive his eldest daughter. They made a sort of sad pair of friends these days, when it came to their kids.

[mrpotter]

"Yeah, I suppose so," said James and then frowned a bit to himself. A ghost drifted up to them, he was one of the few people that was actually kind to James, his name was Charles, and he had died in 1924 (February 2nd to be exact, James had been invited to his deathday party several times). "Hello James! And friend of James!" said Charles cheerfully. "How are you today, Charles?" asked James. "Fair enough, fair enough," Charles replied.