Owl to Hermione
Date: November 30, 2004
Characters: Neville Longbottom, Hermione Granger
Status: Owl to Hermione, private
Summary: Neville thanks Hermione for all her help moving plants; extends an invitation
Completion: Incomplete
Hello Hermione.
I wanted to write and let you know how much I appreciate all the help you gave me the other day. I would most likely still be transferring plants if you hadn't lent a hand, so thank you very much.
I know I offered dinner that night, but time got away from us a bit, and now that I have a free moment, I'd really like it if you would join me for a dinner made entirely of food out of tins. Unfortunately, that isn't a joke, poor or otherwise.
Please extend this offer to your housemates as well. I'd dearly enjoy catching up with Ron and Harry after all this time.
My pitiful attempt at dinner won't be near enough thanks for your help with naming my business. "Green Thumb" is such a brilliant name, and I'd never have thought of it on my own. Please accept my deepest thanks, and any plant that I can possibly grow is yours.
Sincerely,
Neville Longbottom
Characters: Neville Longbottom, Hermione Granger
Status: Owl to Hermione, private
Summary: Neville thanks Hermione for all her help moving plants; extends an invitation
Completion: Incomplete
Hello Hermione.
I wanted to write and let you know how much I appreciate all the help you gave me the other day. I would most likely still be transferring plants if you hadn't lent a hand, so thank you very much.
I know I offered dinner that night, but time got away from us a bit, and now that I have a free moment, I'd really like it if you would join me for a dinner made entirely of food out of tins. Unfortunately, that isn't a joke, poor or otherwise.
Please extend this offer to your housemates as well. I'd dearly enjoy catching up with Ron and Harry after all this time.
My pitiful attempt at dinner won't be near enough thanks for your help with naming my business. "Green Thumb" is such a brilliant name, and I'd never have thought of it on my own. Please accept my deepest thanks, and any plant that I can possibly grow is yours.
Sincerely,
Neville Longbottom