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How's Bea doing today, Padfoot? Still treating you as the public enemy you are?
The shop's a madhouse. I've never seen such a run on spices. It's a shame we won't be getting a Solstice delivery, we could mark everything up and people would still buy. (I doubled prices on the nutmeg already and no one's flinched.)
The shop's a madhouse. I've never seen such a run on spices. It's a shame we won't be getting a Solstice delivery, we could mark everything up and people would still buy. (I doubled prices on the nutmeg already and no one's flinched.)
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She's even gone for a nap without an argument. We'll see how long that lasts.
I've been thinking about the Solstice run, whether it's even worth trying to throw something together. Suspect not, not until we've got those stones round the border sorted out. It's put a crimp in my Christmas shopping, too, I'm afraid.
Anyway. Back to Albia.
You'll never believe it but ... I couldn't find anything in the library on the compulsion spells. So I asked the portrait of Mother.
I'll spare you the invective and lecture I had to endure. But she eventually admitted that she kept a Guide to Pure Parenting in the second drawer of her bureau in the drawing room.
So I've been trying to read it.
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