OWL: Lee to Ginny
Date: 16 February 2005 (evening)
Characters: Lee Jordan, Ginny Weasley
Location: respective residences
Status: Private
Summary: Lee owns up to his word.
Completion: Complete
Remembering well on his word to Ginny, Lee sat down on a stool in the kitchen to send her a note. Having an owl didn't seem like a big inconvenience, but really, without an owl, it was a hassle to send just a note. Now that he'd gotten one, he would make good on his promise to contact Ginny so they could 'catch-up'. Reaching for a piece of parchment and pencil, Lee tapped the pencil on the counter. After rubbing his neck and shoulder, which still hurt more than usual, he began to scribble out his thoughts.
Ginny!
I'm making good on my word - remember our little run-in at the grand opening of Bookworm? And my promise to send you a note once I'd taken care of the 'owl ordeal'? Well obviously, I have an owl now and can write to people again without going downstairs to hassle your brothers! Mind you, I enjoy ribbing them a bit, but if it's early morning - I'd rather not be getting up at all to go and 'borrow an owl'.
So what does your weekend look like so far? Busy? Would drinks and a meal at the Five Alarm fit in to your busy schedule? It's been too bloody long and I want to know how Stoats has been treating you. Then I can regale you with details of my own adventures. Interested? Let me know what would work best for you so we can get together.
Kindly,
Lee
Characters: Lee Jordan, Ginny Weasley
Location: respective residences
Status: Private
Summary: Lee owns up to his word.
Completion: Complete
Remembering well on his word to Ginny, Lee sat down on a stool in the kitchen to send her a note. Having an owl didn't seem like a big inconvenience, but really, without an owl, it was a hassle to send just a note. Now that he'd gotten one, he would make good on his promise to contact Ginny so they could 'catch-up'. Reaching for a piece of parchment and pencil, Lee tapped the pencil on the counter. After rubbing his neck and shoulder, which still hurt more than usual, he began to scribble out his thoughts.
Ginny!
I'm making good on my word - remember our little run-in at the grand opening of Bookworm? And my promise to send you a note once I'd taken care of the 'owl ordeal'? Well obviously, I have an owl now and can write to people again without going downstairs to hassle your brothers! Mind you, I enjoy ribbing them a bit, but if it's early morning - I'd rather not be getting up at all to go and 'borrow an owl'.
So what does your weekend look like so far? Busy? Would drinks and a meal at the Five Alarm fit in to your busy schedule? It's been too bloody long and I want to know how Stoats has been treating you. Then I can regale you with details of my own adventures. Interested? Let me know what would work best for you so we can get together.
Kindly,
Lee