When the rest of the school had been given their History of Magic journals, Kate had been away from the school. All she had now was the one she'd gotten from this room, The Wizarding Suite. It was blank and boring, except for one little entry she'd managed to complete the other day. She was back today for two reasons. One, she needed to decorate her book, and two, she wanted to write down another entry. She only had one, and she needed fifteen, so she was nowhere near finished.

Kate glanced around the room. Whoa. You could dance in here! Kate had taken dance lessons at a small studio in Norway when she was really little. She remembered doing all the barre exercises. She wasn't here for that kind of thing, though. Kate gathered a few supplies then stretched out across the floor with her journal open. She looked down at the entry she'd done just hours before, when she'd met Brian in the corridor, and he's tripped over her. Oops. She flipped the page, intending to draw an intricate letter that would begin her second entry.

She knew what she was going to write about--and it would begin with the letter W. She wanted to write about a moment that had recently happened to her. Well, it had happened to her father, but it had affected the entire family. Kate looked at the various colored pens she'd chosen. They weren't regular pens--they were art pens, and she'd grabbed about ten she thought she would use for this page. Kate chose a metallic silver pen and uncapped it. She then set to work drawing a large, curvy, artistic W in the upper lefthand corner of the page. It took her about five minutes to draw the initial, because she was trying to be as artistic as possible with it.

When she was done drawing it, Kate colored it in with the same pen before tightly capping that one and picking up a gold pen instead. Kate set to work drawing curvy lines bordering the page. She had a vision, and that vision called for her to stop the curvy lines and leave gaps ever so often. She then switched to a green pen, where she drew leaves along the golden curves. It gave the border of her page a look of nature. Kate then put aside the silver, gold, and green pens and opted for more colors this time. She then spent the next minute drawing small polka dots of various colors along the border she'd drawn.

With that, Kate was done with her decorations. She still had to write her entry on this page, which she decided to go ahead and start on.