Not telling... lips sealed. :)

Nosy old portrait, eh? :)

Hehe.  I like messing with them. ;)

I adore you, Beth! xx:)

I'd rather just see Sev's expression as he tries to contain himself in front of Minerva, with a hint of curl peeking out from under the desk to suggest what's going on, and the note half exposed under the files... hee :) 

I'd rather just see Sev's expression as he tries to contain himself in front of Minerva, with a hint of curl peeking out from under the desk to suggest what's going on, and the note half exposed under the files... hee :) 

Yay! :)

Yay! :)

I have this feeling of deja vu... :D

I have this feeling of deja vu... :D

LOL. Wouldn't want to put your blood pressure up! :)

LOL. Wouldn't want to put your blood pressure up! :)

Thank you. :)

Thank you. :)

Thank you! :)

Thank you! :)

Thanks ,

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Thanks ,

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I suspect that myself. ;)

I suspect that myself. ;)

Yes, well, she just realised she should be a little more circumspect.  A few minutes pleasure is not wirth risking his job over. :D

Oh - absolutely! She shouldn't be blabbing their very private life to whomever asks, especially since they haven't done a binding yet. (Even after... I mean, how would SHE feel if she thought HE was telling everyone what she'd done?) 

I suppose she's pretty safe there.  Mind you, that highlights their age difference. It's a very teen thing to do to share those intimate details with your close friends. Speaking  as one of his generation, there was a little bragging by the boys, but nothing like the openness the kids have had over the last 10-15 years, and they're getting worse. Just look at Facebook and Twitter! :DHehe. Now I'm thinking of what Severus Snape would Tweet.Dunderheads nearly blew up two cauldrons today.  Roast beef for dinner.  Had a good blow job, though.

Good point (about how the younguns brag nowadays). I'm halfway between Severus and Hermione in age, although I was born in the era BEFORE video games were so very ubiquitous. And yes, I'm frequently shocked by what I see on Facebook. I work with young adults -- college age -- and advise them regularly to NOT post risqué things on facebook -- that future employers may eventually take a look at their profile.

Yes, well, she just realised she should be a little more circumspect.  A few minutes pleasure is not wirth risking his job over. :D

Oh - absolutely! She shouldn't be blabbing their very private life to whomever asks, especially since they haven't done a binding yet. (Even after... I mean, how would SHE feel if she thought HE was telling everyone what she'd done?) 

I suppose she's pretty safe there.  Mind you, that highlights their age difference. It's a very teen thing to do to share those intimate details with your close friends. Speaking  as one of his generation, there was a little bragging by the boys, but nothing like the openness the kids have had over the last 10-15 years, and they're getting worse. Just look at Facebook and Twitter! :DHehe. Now I'm thinking of what Severus Snape would Tweet.Dunderheads nearly blew up two cauldrons today.  Roast beef for dinner.  Had a good blow job, though.

Good point (about how the younguns brag nowadays). I'm halfway between Severus and Hermione in age, although I was born in the era BEFORE video games were so very ubiquitous. And yes, I'm frequently shocked by what I see on Facebook. I work with young adults -- college age -- and advise them regularly to NOT post risqué things on facebook -- that future employers may eventually take a look at their profile.

Thanks! :)

Thanks! :)

LOL neither could she! :)

LOL neither could she! :)

Thanks, darlin'!  :D

Thanks, darlin'!  :D

Um... yeah. ;)

Um... yeah. ;)

I'm sure being terrified of discovery helped. :)

I'm sure being terrified of discovery helped. :)

I'm sure I will. Thank you. :)

I'm sure I will. Thank you. :)

Shhhh.  Don't tell everyone that! :P

Shhhh.  Don't tell everyone that! :P

Califirnia, Colorado, Rapid city across to yellowstone, Idaho then seattle. :)

Califirnia, Colorado, Rapid city across to yellowstone, Idaho then seattle. :)

Gee, you're getting bossy for someone who hasn't come up with the pink frilly knickers yet... *taps foot* :P

Don't kid yourself, you like me bossy. ;)  And to be honest, the pink frilly knickers are 75% done (12 years after the initial mention of them, LOL)  So at some point in the not-so-near-future, maybe they'll be available for your wearing viewing pleasure.

I love it when you're bossy; I'll admit it. :P

Gee, you're getting bossy for someone who hasn't come up with the pink frilly knickers yet... *taps foot* :P

Don't kid yourself, you like me bossy. ;)  And to be honest, the pink frilly knickers are 75% done (12 years after the initial mention of them, LOL)  So at some point in the not-so-near-future, maybe they'll be available for your wearing viewing pleasure.

I love it when you're bossy; I'll admit it. :P

Everyone be afraid, be very afraid! :P

Everyone be afraid, be very afraid! :P

LOL.  Turn the fan on high, love! :)

LOL.  Turn the fan on high, love! :)

LA, SF, Colorado Springs, Rapid City, Yellowstone, Idaho (somewhere), Seattle, then back to SF.And thanks. :)

LA *bleh too crowded. It's actually a bunch of little cities bumping up against each other* SF *nice city, but crowded* (I grew up in Northern California ^_^) Colorado Springs *the fires are mostly contained and my friends there say they've been allowed back into their homes* Rapid City *never been there. Isn't that Mount Rushmore territory?* Yellowstone *this time of year it's crowded with tourists* Idaho *the Snake River is nice* Seattle *say hi to LotM. She lives there* Sounds like a fun trip all the way except for the crowds. Sorry, but I've lived in a rural area for almost half my life now. Not sure I could live in a city anymore. ^_^

I live in a small town, 25,000 pepole.  It's nice to experience the buzz of the city and all the shopping we don't have, but I agree, wouldn't want to live there.  Of course, our biggest city (Auckland) is tiny compared with yours. :D

Last census, my closest town had 425 people. (They didn't count the hounds that had pups at the time.) I live a little over 6 kilometers from there (4 US miles). Have fun on your trip.  ^_^

Wow, now that's a small town.  Must be peaceful though.

LA, SF, Colorado Springs, Rapid City, Yellowstone, Idaho (somewhere), Seattle, then back to SF.And thanks. :)

LA *bleh too crowded. It's actually a bunch of little cities bumping up against each other* SF *nice city, but crowded* (I grew up in Northern California ^_^) Colorado Springs *the fires are mostly contained and my friends there say they've been allowed back into their homes* Rapid City *never been there. Isn't that Mount Rushmore territory?* Yellowstone *this time of year it's crowded with tourists* Idaho *the Snake River is nice* Seattle *say hi to LotM. She lives there* Sounds like a fun trip all the way except for the crowds. Sorry, but I've lived in a rural area for almost half my life now. Not sure I could live in a city anymore. ^_^

I live in a small town, 25,000 pepole.  It's nice to experience the buzz of the city and all the shopping we don't have, but I agree, wouldn't want to live there.  Of course, our biggest city (Auckland) is tiny compared with yours. :D

Last census, my closest town had 425 people. (They didn't count the hounds that had pups at the time.) I live a little over 6 kilometers from there (4 US miles). Have fun on your trip.  ^_^

Wow, now that's a small town.  Must be peaceful though.