The Rosenberg-Pevensie Suite, Cair Paravel, Monday
Any visitors to the Rosenberg-Pevensie suite would notice that preparations for an incoming baby were well under way. There were all sorts of toys, clothes, supplies, and furnishings that made life with a newborn at least somewhat easier to adjust to.
There were also labels. On everything. Along with lists, and spreadsheets, and flowcharts complete with stick figures to make it easier to see who was supposed to do what (Peter had a crown, Willow had red hair and a big belly). There was color-coding. There were graphs.
Willow had a child who was going to be born any day now and she was not going to get caught unprepared.
It was probably best for those around her to just nod and smile and not make sudden movements. You never knew how crazy she could get with the label-maker.
[ooc: For Narnia folks and scheduled visitors!]
There were also labels. On everything. Along with lists, and spreadsheets, and flowcharts complete with stick figures to make it easier to see who was supposed to do what (Peter had a crown, Willow had red hair and a big belly). There was color-coding. There were graphs.
Willow had a child who was going to be born any day now and she was not going to get caught unprepared.
It was probably best for those around her to just nod and smile and not make sudden movements. You never knew how crazy she could get with the label-maker.
[ooc: For Narnia folks and scheduled visitors!]