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hjhm · 10-23-2011, 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

Kurumi hopped slowly with Jonathan until she too was back in their starting position. From the top? Kurumi started with their first move, moving slowly at first as she looked at the parchment in her hand while doing everything - could hardly expect either of them to remember what they had JUST come up with. Technically, this was her first proper dance since what she had done in the past had been nothing but awkward practices with Josh in the Astronomy tower for Borr's assignment. Him...and her long coat in the girl's dormitory when no one was looking. Once she completed their steps a second time through, she figured it was time to take a break. They had been dancing for a while now.

"I don't think antiques are boring," Kurumi said, shaking her head. "Those items have so much history to them. A hidden back story that you might know nothing about!" She was suddenly reminded of Professor Scary Face and her brow furrowed for a moment. Antiques fit into that category, didn't they, the category of being links to the past that could help us with the future. Ug...she didn't want to think of him right now. Scary face.

"That's around the same time I started," she nodded. Well, forced to was the proper word really. "I've never liked playing the piano though...mother always forced it on me, like you and the waltz. It was mother's way of trying to keep me from practicing kendo with my brothers."

After practicing one more time, Jonathan sat down and stretched his legs. He hasn't danced like this since he came to Hogwarts. Well, parties were different. It was more of a forced thing on him. So this is definitely another first for him. last term, they also had to dance because of Lord Borr's weird assignment but he didn't do the other parts. He did however do most of it except for the dancing parts. He got lazy at the end of his list. Still, he gained points to some of the things he did. And now, it's break time. Now, he wished his mother baked more of those cupcakes so that they'll have something to eat while sitting down on the floor.

First, she loves books and studying. Now she says antiques are not boring "My father would be very happy to meet you" he mumbled into the air and biting his lower lip. His father usually don't see most girls adoring antique collections. Especially when it looks awfully weird. Well, his mother was more of the pottery style of art. "Father loves talking about those" about history in an antique object. Jonathan liked looking at antique stuffs too but that's just only it. He just looks at them, adores them, compliments, and then walks away. Hahaha.

Oh so she doesn't like the piano. "The piano is something i grew up with. So it's closer to me than waltz." he smiled. "Waltz was just..." a waste of his time "...something my mother thought would be fun to do. She always wanted to have a daughter." he continued. Which explains why she always visited her niece every now and then. Ugh.

"kendo?" Jonathan smirked. Japanese martial arts, right? "Wow, remind me not to make you mad..." he laughed.

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hjhm MO & DMLE Jobberknoll Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: bottomoftheCOFFEEpot Posts: 4,089 Hogwarts RPG Name: Eron Rutherford Seventh Year x4 x2	♣ Heejin here \| Did somebody say coffee & cakes? \| cat lover ♣ Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie Kurumi hopped slowly with Jonathan until she too was back in their starting position. From the top? Kurumi started with their first move, moving slowly at first as she looked at the parchment in her hand while doing everything - could hardly expect either of them to remember what they had JUST come up with. Technically, this was her first proper dance since what she had done in the past had been nothing but awkward practices with Josh in the Astronomy tower for Borr's assignment. Him...and her long coat in the girl's dormitory when no one was looking. Once she completed their steps a second time through, she figured it was time to take a break. They had been dancing for a while now. "I don't think antiques are boring," Kurumi said, shaking her head. "Those items have so much history to them. A hidden back story that you might know nothing about!" She was suddenly reminded of Professor Scary Face and her brow furrowed for a moment. Antiques fit into that category, didn't they, the category of being links to the past that could help us with the future. Ug...she didn't want to think of him right now. Scary face. "That's around the same time I started," she nodded. Well, forced to was the proper word really. "I've never liked playing the piano though...mother always forced it on me, like you and the waltz. It was mother's way of trying to keep me from practicing kendo with my brothers." After practicing one more time, Jonathan sat down and stretched his legs. He hasn't danced like this since he came to Hogwarts. Well, parties were different. It was more of a forced thing on him. So this is definitely another first for him. last term, they also had to dance because of Lord Borr's weird assignment but he didn't do the other parts. He did however do most of it except for the dancing parts. He got lazy at the end of his list. Still, he gained points to some of the things he did. And now, it's break time. Now, he wished his mother baked more of those cupcakes so that they'll have something to eat while sitting down on the floor. First, she loves books and studying. Now she says antiques are not boring "My father would be very happy to meet you" he mumbled into the air and biting his lower lip. His father usually don't see most girls adoring antique collections. Especially when it looks awfully weird. Well, his mother was more of the pottery style of art. "Father loves talking about those" about history in an antique object. Jonathan liked looking at antique stuffs too but that's just only it. He just looks at them, adores them, compliments, and then walks away. Hahaha. Oh so she doesn't like the piano. "The piano is something i grew up with. So it's closer to me than waltz." he smiled. "Waltz was just..." a waste of his time "...something my mother thought would be fun to do. She always wanted to have a daughter." he continued. Which explains why she always visited her niece every now and then. Ugh. "kendo?" Jonathan smirked. Japanese martial arts, right? "Wow, remind me not to make you mad..." he laughed. __________________