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[lionrampante]

It was nice to have three days of snow, but I think I prefer the warmer weather.

Edmund, is there anything you want me to bring from home when I visit later? Anything but sweets.

Private to CaspianIf you still want to move out, I won't stop you. I don't have the authority over such matters in the City, after all

Comments

[adamantined]

I don't get this grudge against snow.

[lionrampante]

There's nothing wrong with snow, but it's a bit odd in July.

We were caught unprepared for the sudden weather change.

[adamantined]

I think it's putting Christmas in July on a whole new playing field.

I know. I think a lot of people were.

[lionrampante]

Doesn't that take away some of the excitement from regular Christmas? Half the excitement is anticipation.

[adamantined]

Did you get any presents?

[lionrampante]

Apart from a reprieve from the heat? No.

Did you?

[adamantined]

No. So it's not really Christmas. You can still get all that anticipation.

[lionrampante]

I suppose that's true.

As long as it isn't 90 degrees here on Christmas Eve, there isn't much to complain about.

[adamantined]

Don't say that! You'll give them ideas and ruin Christmas.

[lionrampante]

They wouldn't be able to ruin Christmas that easily.

It's the Christmas spirit that matters most.

[adamantined]

That's cheerful.

[lionrampante]

Is it different for you?

[adamantined]

Not really, no.

Well.

I mean, I won't lie. Christmas is usually about the presents.

[lionrampante]

I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy presents, but I'm sure Christmas would still be enjoyable without them.

[adamantined]

It probably would be.

[lionrampante]

I'm sorry I didn't introduce myself earlier.

Peter Pevensie, and you are-?