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griffin · 11-28-2015, 08:59 AM

Penelope came downstairs from the girls dorms dressed in purple pajamas with her pet rock Luna and a fuzzy purple blanket. "Hello Mr. Kitridge, Professor Tanner." Looking up, she noticed that most of the furniture that had been moved was currently stuck to the ceiling. Seemed like an odd thing to do, with all of the possible solutions to get furniture out of the way and the potential safety risks if the sticking charms holding the furniture to the ceiling failed. Probably seemed like a good idea at the time to whoever had been in charge of clearing floor space. Maybe they should try having the common room upside down more permanently. No, wouldn't work well on bookshelves and no one would be able to use the tables or couches. It would be better if they didn't try that. Penelope just stood there for a minute, looking up and wondering why anyone would choose to stick all of the furniture to the ceiling. It was certainly a creative solution, but not very practical. What had Mr. Kitridge said? Penelope's attention shifted from the ceiling back to the slumber party. Piñatas. They were talking about how to destroy piñatas with magic. "Reducto." That sounded like the kind of spell that could be used to break open a piñata.

11-28-2015, 08:59 AM	#19 (permalink)
griffin DMAC & DERP Snidget Join Date: Mar 2014 Posts: 2,710 Hogwarts RPG Name: Devin James Horton Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Deanna Joyce Horton Gryffindor Second Year x1	Teapot Occamy\| gryphons&giraffes&goats,OH MY \| chaser of the truth \| flutiful❧ Penelope came downstairs from the girls dorms dressed in purple pajamas with her pet rock Luna and a fuzzy purple blanket. "Hello Mr. Kitridge, Professor Tanner." Looking up, she noticed that most of the furniture that had been moved was currently stuck to the ceiling. Seemed like an odd thing to do, with all of the possible solutions to get furniture out of the way and the potential safety risks if the sticking charms holding the furniture to the ceiling failed. Probably seemed like a good idea at the time to whoever had been in charge of clearing floor space. Maybe they should try having the common room upside down more permanently. No, wouldn't work well on bookshelves and no one would be able to use the tables or couches. It would be better if they didn't try that. Penelope just stood there for a minute, looking up and wondering why anyone would choose to stick all of the furniture to the ceiling. It was certainly a creative solution, but not very practical. What had Mr. Kitridge said? Penelope's attention shifted from the ceiling back to the slumber party. Piñatas. They were talking about how to destroy piñatas with magic. "Reducto." That sounded like the kind of spell that could be used to break open a piñata. __________________