Bi-Weekly Response: Ten times you were right and one time you were wrong.
10. When I told my Otousan that his job was too dangerous.
9. When I said that one day I would dance as gracefully as my Aunt Maia.
8. The day I went to my Okaa-san’s former okyia to clear her name. Geisha’s aren’t meant to love or serve as a wife, but love rarely follows any rules.
7. Saying that my Otousan and uncles should all have respectable haircuts!
6. Everyday I wake up proud of who I am and where I come from.
5. Proclaiming that no boy could ever be half the man my Otousan or Grandfather Draco are.
4. Knowing before the hat settled on my head that it would call out Slytherin.
3. The day I hexed the pride out of the Lion who should have bit his tongue before using such a distasteful, derogatory, slang, term when speaking of my Okaa-san.
2. Each and every time I’ve honored someone in my language, for if you don’t deserve it you won’t receive it.
1. *locked* The times I saw something before it happened. */locked*
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1. Thinking and actually saying aloud that my Okaa-san’s death was my fault.
9. When I said that one day I would dance as gracefully as my Aunt Maia.
8. The day I went to my Okaa-san’s former okyia to clear her name. Geisha’s aren’t meant to love or serve as a wife, but love rarely follows any rules.
7. Saying that my Otousan and uncles should all have respectable haircuts!
6. Everyday I wake up proud of who I am and where I come from.
5. Proclaiming that no boy could ever be half the man my Otousan or Grandfather Draco are.
4. Knowing before the hat settled on my head that it would call out Slytherin.
3. The day I hexed the pride out of the Lion who should have bit his tongue before using such a distasteful, derogatory, slang, term when speaking of my Okaa-san.
2. Each and every time I’ve honored someone in my language, for if you don’t deserve it you won’t receive it.
1. *locked* The times I saw something before it happened. */locked*
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1. Thinking and actually saying aloud that my Okaa-san’s death was my fault.