Because the typist has a bored, one can find an Anna sitting and knitting a hat with blue yarn. Daisy, her white kitty, is nestled against her side, half-asleep- but will wake up should someone come across this rather adorable scene. 

We have Anna again, some time after that ... epic event with Georg. She's knitting because that is just what Anna does okay and smiling a bit ridiculously to herself. Be suspicious.

T: Mostly for friends to ~*judge her. XD

Well, we've not heard much from Anna lately. So, here she is, sitting by the piano and just plunking at notes, humming quietly to herself. She doesn't know what she's playing, since her lesson with Georg hadn't gone as planned. Ahem.

Still, she is free to be disturbed and will gladly accept the company.

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Another year older.

Unfortunately for Wendla, the date had more or less crept up on her. So, she was outside on the deck, watering their tree (which, if you lie on the floor and look up at the little sprouts growing up, almost looked like a real tree) and rather oblivious to the date.

Feel free to remind her. Or laugh at the ~tree~. Whichever.

It's a lovely, lovely day outside and Anna's taking advantage of the weather. One might be able to find her skipping rope out on deck, her pigtails bouncing, a smile on her face. Feel free to watch or join in or chat.

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I was right, my cat was pregnant and has proved herself to be a true Jewish Princess, since earlier today she gave birth to eight healthy baby kittens.

Obviously the kittens aren't old enough to take home, yet, but they'll be up for adoption in a few weeks. I know some people were interested in the kittens, so if you'd like to claim one now, feel ( Read more... )

"BABY!!!"

Thea runs into the main room, a frantic flurry of skirts and pigtails. She's wide-eyed, trembling, and a little pale, and pauses for breath before announcing in a hushed voice:

"There's a baby."

Typist: What she said. Isaak Stiefel hast been borneth! Thea is open for questions and for leading any who would like to visit Ilse and the ( Read more... )

The ballroom (because where else would those parties be held?) is lovingly decorated with black and orange crêpe paper, black and orange twinkle lights, pumpkin lanterns, hanging bats and skeletons, and all the tables are covered with black table clothes. On the tables with the black table clothes, there are all sorts of Halloween-y pastries and ( Read more... )