Letter for Avery
@Avery Gray
Dear Avery,
Your Christmas is definitely one of those that I wish to experience the magic of. I picture a lighted Christmas, a falling snow that gives such a quiet and peaceful feeling, and all the warmth that the season can give.More and more I find myself thinking about the two of us walking along Hogsmeade side by side and both of us wearing the warmest scarves and the lanterns shining like little stars. Isn't there something particularly magical about that small village at Christmas—the way the snow lies on the roofs, each shop window seeming to sparkle with festive spells, and the scent of cinnamon and peppermint being there as if it was brought by a friendly enchantment?As far as the Three Broomsticks is concerned, I can only dream of us sitting comfortably and quietly in a corner of the place and both having hot chocolates in our hands. Sure, Madam Rosmerta will garnish the whipped cream with little snowflakes—she always knows how to do it in a magical way. We will heat ourselves from the winter cold and allow the Christmas feeling to take us, the one that makes the world seem softer and kinder for a little while.What about the Frog Choir, then? Their carols cannot be compared with anything else at Christmas time—low croaks, magical melodies, and a choir of frogs to perform them, thus creating a kind of beauty that is out of this world and only Hogwarts can do. I see us there on that cold night, laughing while the music comes and goes like a gentle charm that reminds us how lucky we are to share moments like these.I wish this holiday, whatever it may be, to bring joy, adventure, and just the right amount of magic to your heart. It is a pleasure for me to call you my friend, and I am really excited about sharing these Christmas memories with you.
Your Friend,
Angel
Dear Avery,
Your Christmas is definitely one of those that I wish to experience the magic of. I picture a lighted Christmas, a falling snow that gives such a quiet and peaceful feeling, and all the warmth that the season can give.More and more I find myself thinking about the two of us walking along Hogsmeade side by side and both of us wearing the warmest scarves and the lanterns shining like little stars. Isn't there something particularly magical about that small village at Christmas—the way the snow lies on the roofs, each shop window seeming to sparkle with festive spells, and the scent of cinnamon and peppermint being there as if it was brought by a friendly enchantment?As far as the Three Broomsticks is concerned, I can only dream of us sitting comfortably and quietly in a corner of the place and both having hot chocolates in our hands. Sure, Madam Rosmerta will garnish the whipped cream with little snowflakes—she always knows how to do it in a magical way. We will heat ourselves from the winter cold and allow the Christmas feeling to take us, the one that makes the world seem softer and kinder for a little while.What about the Frog Choir, then? Their carols cannot be compared with anything else at Christmas time—low croaks, magical melodies, and a choir of frogs to perform them, thus creating a kind of beauty that is out of this world and only Hogwarts can do. I see us there on that cold night, laughing while the music comes and goes like a gentle charm that reminds us how lucky we are to share moments like these.I wish this holiday, whatever it may be, to bring joy, adventure, and just the right amount of magic to your heart. It is a pleasure for me to call you my friend, and I am really excited about sharing these Christmas memories with you.
Your Friend,
Angel
iNPC: Alexander Whitlock