Parents' Weekend Meet & Greet, The Park, Friday Afternoon

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The day had dawned crisp and clear, but by the time afternoon had rolled around... it was really still kind of ridiculously warm for fall. People could probably get away with not wearing a sweater, even.

Which made rather good weather for a picnic, convenient since that was the traditional way of kicking off the Fandom High Parents' (and assorted other relatives, friends, acquaintances, or sometimes even enemies, but that was harder to fit nicely on a banner) Weekend. So there were rows of picnic tables decked out in blue and yellow, laid out with just about any sort of foodstuff one could imagine. And just in case there was any lingering doubt as to the purpose of the picnic, a glittery banner (Petra's work, naturally) adorned the registration tables:




[ooc: ocd up! registration / security / food & drink / mingling / post two ]

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Re: Registration! [PW1]

[he-lived.livejournal.com]

"Must be nice having someone our own age with her nose in a book, too," Harry said in a surprising moment of insight. "You two can keep each other company."

Re: Registration! [PW1]

[smartestone]

"It is nice to know someone else actually knows how to crack a book every once in a while," Hermione teased.

Re: Registration! [PW1]

[he-lived.livejournal.com]

"I open books!" Harry protested. "...when you make me."

Re: Registration! [PW1]

[smartestone]

"Does that mean you haven't opened a single book in the last five months?" Hermione could honestly not imagine doing that. She'd managed it traveling around for a year, even.