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[selfslushie]

You know, I don't get why most of the time, we just wait around for the faculty to hand us a social event. I'm not blaming the staff; it's not like there's anything they'd care about going on. But we students have exams approaching, and I think we could use one last hurrah before we bury ourselves in books. Maybe if we do all the planning and set-up, we can even get the headmaster to let us use the Great Hall or something. That way we're not just all cramming into an empty classroom.

So? Is anyone with me on this? I'll accept help from anyone on most things, but those interested in decorations or music will be judged with merciless scrutiny.

Comments

[selfslushie]

Can you blame me?

[dou8letrou8le]

M8y8e not.
Have you planned something like this 8efore?

[selfslushie]

Of course! Not at the school, but back home.

[dou8letrou8le]

8ack home?

[selfslushie]

Yes! Neighborhood things.

[dou8letrou8le]

M8y8e it won't 8e a complete disaster after all.

Щасти вам Good luck. M8y8e it will 8e a good success.

[selfslushie]

Um... Thank you?

[dou8letrou8le]

Or m8y8e the professor's puppets will inv8de as guests.
To me that is worse than an army of Cornish Pixies cr8ashing your party.

[selfslushie]

It really would be worse.

Oh God, you don't think he will, do you?

[dou8letrou8le]

I would not trust him not to.

[selfslushie]

Well, I'm not going to let that scare me. It's only a possibility.

[dou8letrou8le]

Are you sure?

[selfslushie]

Sure enough to go through with the party.

[dou8letrou8le]

I dou8t it will 8e uneventuful then.

[selfslushie]

No party I'm at is uneventful.

[He knows that's uh. Not what she meant. He's just choosing to pretend it is.]

[dou8letrou8le]

That almost sounds like a 8ad thing.

[selfslushie]

Well, it's not.