RP: This and That
Date: 13 September 1999
Characters: Fleur Weasley, Eloise Midgen
Location: Cultural Centre
Status: Private
Summary: Fleur and Eloise work on the Cultural Centre.
Completion: Complete
Fleur shook out the cover and cast a spell to have it drape over the completed display. As each of the exhibits had been completed, they had covered and warded the displays against prying eyes. Sophie had suggested that it would give the volunteers something to look forward to, if they were unable to catch glimpses of the other exhibits as they came in and were assigned things to do. It had been a very good idea, Fleur thought, because each new cover generated excitement.
There were not that many exhibits left to be completed. There was still the children's reading room and the new furniture for the lecture area to be installed but everything was finally coming together. Levitating over the next box, Fleur split it open and rolled her eyes. "I 'ave found the box of theengs we were missing for the children's transportation activity." She sighed. They had needed to repurchase the items when they could not be found. "Do you still have zat Muggle marking stick?" she asked Eloise. One of the Muggle-born volunteers had brought in fat black sticks with felted pre-inked tips that were perfect for labeling cartons. "We can decide whether to send these back for credit or use them in ze children's room later. I do not want it lost again, zough."
Fleur wiped her hands on the front of her apron. She gave herself two hours in the Cultural Centre twice a week because she enjoyed working on it but she had many other things to attend to for Magical Equality as well. This afternoon, she was interviewing for a full-time legal representative and she wished to write an advert for a full-time fund raiser. Her current volunteers were all very good but having people dedicated to those roles was important as her little organization grew.
"I need to get back upstairs soon, eat lunch and take care of my milk before my afternoon appointments." Fleur would burst if she did not express soon. Gigi was growing very big and Fleur's breasts reflected her daughter's Weasley-sized appetite. "I am theenking we will be ready to hold ze next bookclub meeting 'ere. Do you agree?"
Characters: Fleur Weasley, Eloise Midgen
Location: Cultural Centre
Status: Private
Summary: Fleur and Eloise work on the Cultural Centre.
Completion: Complete
Fleur shook out the cover and cast a spell to have it drape over the completed display. As each of the exhibits had been completed, they had covered and warded the displays against prying eyes. Sophie had suggested that it would give the volunteers something to look forward to, if they were unable to catch glimpses of the other exhibits as they came in and were assigned things to do. It had been a very good idea, Fleur thought, because each new cover generated excitement.
There were not that many exhibits left to be completed. There was still the children's reading room and the new furniture for the lecture area to be installed but everything was finally coming together. Levitating over the next box, Fleur split it open and rolled her eyes. "I 'ave found the box of theengs we were missing for the children's transportation activity." She sighed. They had needed to repurchase the items when they could not be found. "Do you still have zat Muggle marking stick?" she asked Eloise. One of the Muggle-born volunteers had brought in fat black sticks with felted pre-inked tips that were perfect for labeling cartons. "We can decide whether to send these back for credit or use them in ze children's room later. I do not want it lost again, zough."
Fleur wiped her hands on the front of her apron. She gave herself two hours in the Cultural Centre twice a week because she enjoyed working on it but she had many other things to attend to for Magical Equality as well. This afternoon, she was interviewing for a full-time legal representative and she wished to write an advert for a full-time fund raiser. Her current volunteers were all very good but having people dedicated to those roles was important as her little organization grew.
"I need to get back upstairs soon, eat lunch and take care of my milk before my afternoon appointments." Fleur would burst if she did not express soon. Gigi was growing very big and Fleur's breasts reflected her daughter's Weasley-sized appetite. "I am theenking we will be ready to hold ze next bookclub meeting 'ere. Do you agree?"