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emjay · 03-12-2015, 12:12 AM

Green eyes shifted towards Deacon as he then spoke up about the recent Gobstones issues they had and Mariel nodded at his update. "Good, that sounds like that will help prevent any future issues." It was a shame that it happened at all, but she supposed she wasn't too surprised. There was always someone who tried to force an advantage.

She then turned her attention towards Victoria and Saxon as they began to discuss the proposed Quidditch camp in further detail. She, herself, had started out rather young on a broom, but Victoria had a very good point about the difference in skill levels at that age and she nodded her agreement. "Alright, that sounds good in regards to dividing up the groups," she said, jotting down in her notes what Victoria was saying about different skills. That all made perfect sense to her. "Have you decided what skills for them to work on or develop in each group, or is that more for the coaches and players to determine?" Either way worked for her, but one might affect timing issues more than the other. And a level of consistency would be good so it might be better to decide in-house. Listening more about the disservice that Hogwarts was doing for their students regarding Quidditch and flying in general, she nodded at Victoria. "That's a shame, really. I think having our own flying lessons could be a viable solution though." She made a note of that also. "In the summer as well?" Probably would be the only time kids of that age could do it.

And now Gobstones. Mariel again looked between the ones that expanded a little more on the proposed events, listening before she added anything else. Yes, she knew that by age eleven children were likely to not be at the daycare, she was under the impression that it would be up to that age. "I think four to ten is probably a good range. Maybe split up into two groups?" Something easy or beginner for the younger ones and a little more challenging for the older ones, but not too much so. That was still a little young. "Oh.. no.." Mariel said suddenly, shaking her head a bit and chuckling. "We'll want to do the opposite of that, Saxon. Increase the size of the stones for the younger group. Little ones often like to put things in their mouths, we don't want anyone to choke." Though likely at age four, they would be out of that stage, but no taking chances. Of course, having her own little one at home made her a little more attuned to that sort of thing. "And yes, the idea is to branch it out for the community, but we'd like to try it out in the daycare first to see how it goes." She would like it to have a broader reach eventually though.

It sounded like Quidditch regulations were doing well also. She nodded as Victoria essentially said so, though people thinking things were too strict didn't surprise her. "Good. We can always look things over at the end of the season to see if anything needs adjusted." She always thought it best to give it a whole season to see how things were affected good or bad. "We also need to schedule a few promotional things for both Quidditch or Gobstones.." But of course that could wait, she had kept them long enough. And if there was nothing else.. she got up and started passing out the magazines she had with her paperwork. "I'd like you each to have a complimentary copy of the newest sports magazine out there." Of course she knew that some of them knew about it, but now they all would. "Wizarding Sports Programming Magazine.. my brilliant husband is the creator and owner, and it features all of the most up to date and cutting edge stories." And she knew that it was only a matter of time before it was even bigger.

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emjay DMAC & DERP Pygmy Puff Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: working Posts: 18,082 Hogwarts RPG Name: Phoenix Marchbanks Ravenclaw Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Wiley Whittebrook Hufflepuff Second Year x12 x5	Unforgivably Cursed \| adultescent Green eyes shifted towards Deacon as he then spoke up about the recent Gobstones issues they had and Mariel nodded at his update. "Good, that sounds like that will help prevent any future issues." It was a shame that it happened at all, but she supposed she wasn't too surprised. There was always someone who tried to force an advantage. She then turned her attention towards Victoria and Saxon as they began to discuss the proposed Quidditch camp in further detail. She, herself, had started out rather young on a broom, but Victoria had a very good point about the difference in skill levels at that age and she nodded her agreement. "Alright, that sounds good in regards to dividing up the groups," she said, jotting down in her notes what Victoria was saying about different skills. That all made perfect sense to her. "Have you decided what skills for them to work on or develop in each group, or is that more for the coaches and players to determine?" Either way worked for her, but one might affect timing issues more than the other. And a level of consistency would be good so it might be better to decide in-house. Listening more about the disservice that Hogwarts was doing for their students regarding Quidditch and flying in general, she nodded at Victoria. "That's a shame, really. I think having our own flying lessons could be a viable solution though." She made a note of that also. "In the summer as well?" Probably would be the only time kids of that age could do it. And now Gobstones. Mariel again looked between the ones that expanded a little more on the proposed events, listening before she added anything else. Yes, she knew that by age eleven children were likely to not be at the daycare, she was under the impression that it would be up to that age. "I think four to ten is probably a good range. Maybe split up into two groups?" Something easy or beginner for the younger ones and a little more challenging for the older ones, but not too much so. That was still a little young. "Oh.. no.." Mariel said suddenly, shaking her head a bit and chuckling. *"We'll want to do the opposite of that, Saxon. Increase* the size of the stones for the younger group. Little ones often like to put things in their mouths, we don't want anyone to choke." Though likely at age four, they would be out of that stage, but no taking chances. Of course, having her own little one at home made her a little more attuned to that sort of thing. "And yes, the idea is to branch it out for the community, but we'd like to try it out in the daycare first to see how it goes." She would like it to have a broader reach eventually though. It sounded like Quidditch regulations were doing well also. She nodded as Victoria essentially said so, though people thinking things were too strict didn't surprise her. "Good. We can always look things over at the end of the season to see if anything needs adjusted." She always thought it best to give it a whole season to see how things were affected good or bad. "We also need to schedule a few promotional things for both Quidditch or Gobstones.." But of course that could wait, she had kept them long enough. And if there was nothing else.. she got up and started passing out the magazines she had with her paperwork. "I'd like you each to have a complimentary copy of the newest sports magazine out there." Of course she knew that some of them knew about it, but now they all would. "Wizarding Sports Programming Magazine.. my brilliant husband is the creator and owner, and it features all of the most up to date and cutting edge stories."** And she knew that it was only a matter of time before it was even bigger. __________________ started like a knight in a fairytale_______________________________________________ ended like a moth in flames______________________ ______________________don't you worry I'll be fine _________________________________________________you were good for the plot line