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HaRoHeGiNeLu · 01-31-2016, 01:43 AM

Lucy could barely keep up with her note taking, with all Professor Myers was telling them. Eventually, she could barely read her handwriting anymore and just stuck to copying what the chalk decided was important enough to put on the board. It was amazing, really, that the chalk knew what to write. And she figured if she missed anything important, Professor Myers was easy enough to track down and ask questions to. And nice enough, too.

Then he was asking them to pick trees. Lucy hopped off her chair and followed behind the small crowd of other students, thinking more about which trees she wanted to pick than Professor Myers' questions. Honey-locust sounded sort of nice. The honey bit, at least. She knew locusts were bugs though and that they were big and gross, too. And maybe those kind of trees attracted those kinds of bugs so Lucy decided to not get that one. Besides, Persian Silk sounded very nice as well. She picked one of those up first and carefully made her way to put it on her desk before returning for her anti-pollutant tree.

Mahogany or the dada kind that made her giggle a little when she heard it? The dadap red, obviously. Lucy picked one of those up next and scurried back to her seat.

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HaRoHeGiNeLu Bicorn Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: EST Posts: 16,579 Hogwarts RPG Name: Valerie Warren First Year x8	Post 1! Satisfied Neon Lucy could barely keep up with her note taking, with all Professor Myers was telling them. Eventually, she could barely read her handwriting anymore and just stuck to copying what the chalk decided was important enough to put on the board. It was amazing, really, that the chalk knew what to write. And she figured if she missed anything important, Professor Myers was easy enough to track down and ask questions to. And nice enough, too. Then he was asking them to pick trees. Lucy hopped off her chair and followed behind the small crowd of other students, thinking more about which trees she wanted to pick than Professor Myers' questions. Honey-locust sounded sort of nice. The honey bit, at least. She knew locusts were bugs though and that they were big and gross, too. And maybe those kind of trees attracted those kinds of bugs so Lucy decided to not get that one. Besides, Persian Silk sounded very nice as well. She picked one of those up first and carefully made her way to put it on her desk before returning for her anti-pollutant tree. Mahogany or the dada kind that made her giggle a little when she heard it? The dadap red, obviously. Lucy picked one of those up next and scurried back to her seat. __________________ a *practical* person, who *may be considered a perfectionist, perhaps you like being organised* or *paying close attention to detail*, you are...