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HogwartsHokage · 09-14-2010, 04:21 AM

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

Ooh! Kurumi had flashbacks to when she was 7-years-old in Japan. "Good point!" she chirped grabbing Jenny's hand for no apparent reason other than she was excited. "There is a traditional rite of passage and festival day in Japan for three and seven year-old girls ...The ceremony is to celebrate the growth of babies into healthy, sturdy children. Maybe the number 7 can also mean a rite of passage or growth or curiosity..." Yep, Kurumi was getting a little too excited about all this...but she really did love studying, learning, and thinking in new ways.

Jenny stared in amazement as Kurumi continued to talk about more Japanese rites. Oh wow, Jenny needed to study Japanese history more often; forget History of Magic! "That's really incredible. You make me feel less Japanese." Jenny smiled anyways; so much to learn here...

"Well, um..." Jenny looked through her notes; she just has to keep the discussion going! She then noticed something she wrote there. "The Chinese have a saying that says 'good things come in pairs', so maybe they considered 2 as their lucky number." And where did she get that fact from? No idea. Maybe it came from a book she read.

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HogwartsHokage Billywig Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: The OC Posts: 3,786 Hogwarts RPG Name: Jenny Takahashi Fifth Year	Moooooooo. :) \|\| Have a supermegafoxyawesomehot Christmas. Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie Ooh! Kurumi had flashbacks to when she was 7-years-old in Japan. "Good point!" she chirped grabbing Jenny's hand for no apparent reason other than she was excited. "There is a traditional rite of passage and festival day in Japan for three and seven year-old girls ...The ceremony is to celebrate the growth of babies into healthy, sturdy children. Maybe the number 7 can also mean a rite of passage or growth or curiosity..." Yep, Kurumi was getting a little too excited about all this...but she really did love studying, learning, and thinking in new ways. Jenny stared in amazement as Kurumi continued to talk about more Japanese rites. Oh wow, Jenny needed to study Japanese history more often; forget History of Magic! "That's really incredible. You make me feel less Japanese." Jenny smiled anyways; so much to learn here... "Well, um..." Jenny looked through her notes; she just has to keep the discussion going! She then noticed something she wrote there. "The Chinese have a saying that says 'good things come in pairs', so maybe they considered 2 as their lucky number." And where did she get that fact from? No idea. Maybe it came from a book she read. __________________ Last edited by HogwartsHokage; 09-14-2010 at 04:28 AM.