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lemondrop13 · 10-12-2008, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Egyptian_Blue

Done with his table, Jacob nearly sprinted to where Reagan was stationed with her multitude of boxes. What she said made plenty of sense. It was simple, yet respectful and little fun.

"I'd be thrilled to help," he said, trying hard to ignore Clara Belle. Reagan didn't look pleased to see the Minister's wife present. Jacob, on the other hand, was just itching to show how helpful he could be.

Reagan beamed as someone volunteered without hesitation. She picked up the box with the Japanese materials and explained, "This box contains a variety of items representing Japanese culture. Inside are kimono-style wizarding robes, samauri weaponry and armour, a traditional tea set, and a musical instrument known as a koto. Please place very secure sticking charms on these items as you position them on the wall. They should have an artistic flair to them, so try to get creative. The area you will be decorating will be the left side wall, closest to the front of the auditorium. If you have any questions, I'll be here. When you finish, come find me because I may have other decorations for you to display. Thank you."

Reagan turned to the rest of the people helping with decorations and inquired, "Anyone else want to volunteer?"

10-12-2008, 10:27 PM	#27 (permalink)
lemondrop13 DMAC Hippogriff Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Rhode Island, USA Posts: 22,383 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sloane W. Fordyce First Year	Cheesy Mac Quote: Originally Posted by Egyptian_Blue Done with his table, Jacob nearly sprinted to where Reagan was stationed with her multitude of boxes. What she said made plenty of sense. It was simple, yet respectful and little fun. "I'd be thrilled to help," he said, trying hard to ignore Clara Belle. Reagan didn't look pleased to see the Minister's wife present. Jacob, on the other hand, was just itching to show how helpful he could be. Reagan beamed as someone volunteered without hesitation. She picked up the box with the Japanese materials and explained, "This box contains a variety of items representing Japanese culture. Inside are kimono-style wizarding robes, samauri weaponry and armour, a traditional tea set, and a musical instrument known as a koto. Please place very secure sticking charms on these items as you position them on the wall. They should have an artistic flair to them, so try to get creative. The area you will be decorating will be the left side wall, closest to the front of the auditorium. If you have any questions, I'll be here. When you finish, come find me because I may have other decorations for you to display. Thank you." Reagan turned to the rest of the people helping with decorations and inquired, "Anyone else want to volunteer?" __________________