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SANARA SINISTRA: 16 December 1941

Oct 25, 2005 13:25

Dearest Father,

I hope this letter finds you well. I have recovered from the slight chill I suffered the last few days, and promise not to get into any more snow ball fights, unless I am provoked. Tom was saying nasty things about Myrtle again, only she heard them and she threw the first snow ball, and I had to fight back because we can’t let ( Read more... )

1941, sanara_sinistra

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moodyblueeye October 25 2005, 04:48:07 UTC

*solemnly*

My Dad and my Uncle fighted, I mean fought in the war.

Him and my Mum used to live in London.

I hope you have a nice time a Christmas.

*sighs*

lefthandstars October 26 2005, 02:24:40 UTC

Thank you.
I think I will. I just worry for them, and that's not a very pleasant feeling.

moodyblueeye October 26 2005, 02:45:32 UTC

*eyes wide*

Isn't it dangerous for your family to stay in London?

Mum and dad moved to my grandpas farm 'cause it was safer there.

lefthandstars October 26 2005, 11:07:59 UTC

Of course it is! But father works at the Ministry, so he can't leave. And mother... never travels well. We're not just going to run and hide from them, that would be like loosing.

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rabastanlestran October 25 2005, 10:32:30 UTC

bombs? You were attacked at Christmas? that's just awful!

It is so hard to fugure out what a sheltered pureblood would know about WW2 or 1

lefthandstars October 26 2005, 02:30:03 UTC

We're thinking that anyone with anyone in London at the time knows, but probably not the dates and stuff (My grandparetns lived through it, and I know so little). The Mugglewar was contemporary interest, but in a "mad Muggles" kind of way.

Last year, 1940, the Germans bombed London on the 23rd and the 30th of December. It's so noisy! We had to go down in the cellar, my brother got really scared. I'm not surprised Father doesn't want me home. *sigh*

rabastanlestran October 26 2005, 08:59:48 UTC

*shivers*
That doesn't sound at good at all.

lefthandstars October 26 2005, 11:10:26 UTC

There are worse things than things falling from the sky. We get plenting of warning. And no one I know has even lost their home. Yet. Touch wood.

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just_loyal_true October 25 2005, 20:12:17 UTC

Good luck with your Astronomy project.
I hope you and Olive can patch things up... the holidays are times for friendship, not fighting.
*sighs*
*ruefully*
Too bad the war doesn't know that about the holiday season.

*hugs*
Have a safe and happy Christmas.

lefthandstars October 26 2005, 02:33:08 UTC

Happy Christmas to you too.
I think Olive and I just need to talk carefully to each other, reach an understanding. *sigh* She's very confusing.

just_loyal_true October 26 2005, 02:52:09 UTC

Thank you!

*nods*
I'm everything will work out. It just might take a bit of time.

_tartantabby_ October 26 2005, 16:14:50 UTC

*smiles softly*
How are you feeling? You look a bit better.

lefthandstars October 27 2005, 07:49:24 UTC

I do feel better. My throat is a little ichy, still, that'll pass soon enough.

serpent_lord October 26 2005, 23:58:42 UTC

*wicked grin*

Next time, we'll just have to forget the snowball fight and make it more of an ambush.

lefthandstars November 5 2005, 05:25:14 UTC

I think that's a bit unfair, Tom.
We can only gain honour from a fair fight. If you want to cover Minnie in snow just to take her clothes off, you'll have to do it in your own time. Olive and I can go after Myrtle and Elizabeth ourselves.

Sorry it so long to reply. I couldn't work out how mean I thought he was. :-)