OWLs: Bill and family, Ginny, Penny
Date: May 16, 1999
Characters: Percy Weasley, Bill Weasley, Ginny Weasley, Penny Clearwater
Location: Respective
Status: Private
Summary: Percy catches up on his correspondence.
Completion: Incomplete
Dear Bill,
How are you, brother? Is fatherhood wearing you out yet? How are the beautiful women? I can bet that you are tired and busy, so I will keep this short. I wanted to offer my services- I assume Genevieve is too young to be babysat, but if you and Fleur need any help around the house, I would be happy to do anything. You know I can clean and organize, and my cooking isn't too bad either.
Or, if you need some company, I can provide that as well. I wouldn't mind spending time with you and your lovely family. Please send them my love.
Sincerely,
Percy
Dear Ginny,
How are you doing? Are you taking good care of yourself? You know proper bodily health is important to a functioning memory. How are your classes treating you? I'm sure you are doing brilliantly.
I just wanted to check in on you. Do you need anything? I know its a home weekend coming up but I would be happy to send anything you need to the castle. Some of Mum's baking, perhaps? I've enclosed some of my favorite durable, self-inking quills and a pocket notebook in case you need to jot things down as you remember and it is not convenient to take out parchment.
See you this weekend. Your brother,
Percy
Dear Penny,
It was lovely to visit you and Oliver, and I apologize for taking so long to say so. How have you been faring since?
I would very much like to catch up with you, perhaps just the two of us, again. How is Wednesday next?
Talk to you soon, hopefully. Sincerely,
Percy
Characters: Percy Weasley, Bill Weasley, Ginny Weasley, Penny Clearwater
Location: Respective
Status: Private
Summary: Percy catches up on his correspondence.
Completion: Incomplete
Dear Bill,
How are you, brother? Is fatherhood wearing you out yet? How are the beautiful women? I can bet that you are tired and busy, so I will keep this short. I wanted to offer my services- I assume Genevieve is too young to be babysat, but if you and Fleur need any help around the house, I would be happy to do anything. You know I can clean and organize, and my cooking isn't too bad either.
Or, if you need some company, I can provide that as well. I wouldn't mind spending time with you and your lovely family. Please send them my love.
Sincerely,
Percy
Dear Ginny,
How are you doing? Are you taking good care of yourself? You know proper bodily health is important to a functioning memory. How are your classes treating you? I'm sure you are doing brilliantly.
I just wanted to check in on you. Do you need anything? I know its a home weekend coming up but I would be happy to send anything you need to the castle. Some of Mum's baking, perhaps? I've enclosed some of my favorite durable, self-inking quills and a pocket notebook in case you need to jot things down as you remember and it is not convenient to take out parchment.
See you this weekend. Your brother,
Percy
Dear Penny,
It was lovely to visit you and Oliver, and I apologize for taking so long to say so. How have you been faring since?
I would very much like to catch up with you, perhaps just the two of us, again. How is Wednesday next?
Talk to you soon, hopefully. Sincerely,
Percy