Post by Gemma MacFusty Wenlock on Oct 22, 2018 22:52:23 GMT -5
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[attr="class","title1"]Strawberry Fields
[attr="class","subtitle1"] Let me take you down
'Cause I'm going to Strawberry Fields
Nothing is real
'Cause I'm going to Strawberry Fields
Nothing is real
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Gemma had always liked chatting with the portraits as a girl in Hogwarts. Smaller conversations dropped tidbits of information, and many of Gemma's first papers had included citations from the portraits, or thanked the paintings for ideas shared. Of course, the citations were one of many, as paintings grew unreliable with age, but they were still a steady source of information. They were an underused resource at Hogwarts, and Gemma would be lying if she hadn't taken that into consideration for working at Hogwarts again. New school year, new people, new leaves as the trees turned golden and crimson and brown. Good colors, warm colors, Gryffindor colors. This truly was their season.
She thought she could help students, really. Everyone was supposed to set their career paths by fifteen? That was frankly ridiculous, really. It had taken Gemma nearly six years after her graduation to decide on a steady post, and that was after she'd already graduated from one university, and a major change in Lufkin. She'd graduated her second college in 1993, a decade after her Hogwarts graduation. She was, she knew, uncommon in that regard. She believed, at least.
Her best experience with children on career paths were really Delilah and Owen, and they'd been decided for ages, and seem comfortable. She did worry about Delilah's potionology career-- surely, St Mungo's would see her strength and fight to keep her, doing whatever it took. Sure there'd be some way around Potionology, for the amount fo time to took for magic to return, if it ever did. Delilah was accomplished, they were mad if they didn't see that. And there were ways that Aurors could get by without using their own magic. Maybe she would be able to train Owen some in weapons? Or reach out to Lindström, see what weapons she was incorporating and offer some suggestions.
She gave a laugh in response to something a portrait said, knowing she hadn't caught it but that it was a joke of some type. Offering up a particularly filthy joke in return, Gemma cut herself off at the punchline when she heard someone enter the corridor. She gave a distracted laugh, lifting her (magicless, empty) hands up. "You heard none of that, right?"
Gemma had always liked chatting with the portraits as a girl in Hogwarts. Smaller conversations dropped tidbits of information, and many of Gemma's first papers had included citations from the portraits, or thanked the paintings for ideas shared. Of course, the citations were one of many, as paintings grew unreliable with age, but they were still a steady source of information. They were an underused resource at Hogwarts, and Gemma would be lying if she hadn't taken that into consideration for working at Hogwarts again. New school year, new people, new leaves as the trees turned golden and crimson and brown. Good colors, warm colors, Gryffindor colors. This truly was their season.
She thought she could help students, really. Everyone was supposed to set their career paths by fifteen? That was frankly ridiculous, really. It had taken Gemma nearly six years after her graduation to decide on a steady post, and that was after she'd already graduated from one university, and a major change in Lufkin. She'd graduated her second college in 1993, a decade after her Hogwarts graduation. She was, she knew, uncommon in that regard. She believed, at least.
Her best experience with children on career paths were really Delilah and Owen, and they'd been decided for ages, and seem comfortable. She did worry about Delilah's potionology career-- surely, St Mungo's would see her strength and fight to keep her, doing whatever it took. Sure there'd be some way around Potionology, for the amount fo time to took for magic to return, if it ever did. Delilah was accomplished, they were mad if they didn't see that. And there were ways that Aurors could get by without using their own magic. Maybe she would be able to train Owen some in weapons? Or reach out to Lindström, see what weapons she was incorporating and offer some suggestions.
She gave a laugh in response to something a portrait said, knowing she hadn't caught it but that it was a joke of some type. Offering up a particularly filthy joke in return, Gemma cut herself off at the punchline when she heard someone enter the corridor. She gave a distracted laugh, lifting her (magicless, empty) hands up. "You heard none of that, right?"
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