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Ah, good, Deacon had taken care of answering Mariel's question about the mess the Hereford Hippogriffs had gotten themselves into. You know, none of this would be necessary if everyone played fairly, sigh. But, they had a good hold on it, and hopefully in the future, they wouldn't have to deal with this sort of level level intelligence ever again.
Let's hope.
Saxon listened to what Victoria had to offer for her team and what advice or thoughts she even had for gobstones. But, first, Victoria had a good idea on what to do with the quidditch camps, and even suggested, or furthered Saxon's point. They had slightly, yet different perspectives on this, and although it seemed her co-worker had everything under control in terms of game planning, Saxon would be willing to help. Now age range, or at least the beginning, of the gobstones kids program was brought to her attention. "We haven't thought of an actual beginning age range. We've mostly figured up to eleven would be good, but your point about those children possibly being away at school, is a good point." What would be a good starting point? "Maybe four of five would be good? We could always shrink the gobstones so that there isn't too much of a danger to the younger kids." If that did happen they would have to make sure no kid thinks that their gobstone was a candy that could be edible. Hmmm, Saxon couldn't remember if she and Deacon had ever talked about bringing the program to the community rather than the children who had parents working at the ministry. "As far as I can remember we haven't talked about that. But, I'm sure we can bring it to the public community, instead of just ministry children. As they say, the more the merrier." Saxon said with a nod and warm smile. It wouldn't be much more difficult to do that. All they had to do was get more promotion in general.
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