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I peirced my lip this week, much to the dismay of my parents, and am now grounded. I will nto be able to get on the site, or any other site for that matter, until Saturday after next. Sorry you guys! -Stormie

Course he can. He's freaking beautiful! (I've got a thing for the older men. ^_^)

"Ridiculus." Lucretia muttered under her breath. The snake on her shoulders took a protective coil around the girl, and hissed impatiently under her breath. "I'm sure you know a little German." She said, her own voice echoing a bit of the snake's hiss. Lucy stood up, standing she was still at...

Umm. you're it?

Lucretia rolled her eyes pointedly. "I'm a Parselmouth, Doof." She said, her German mixing with her English. "Ever heard of it?" She added sarcastically. Narcissa struggled in her arms, and she let the snake go, and watched it coil itself protectively around her shoulders. "Patience, mein...

Lucretia saw both girls take a glance at her snake. She bent down quickly, scooped the snake up into her arms, and told Narcissa softly, "Stupid, mudbloods, probably. The Parseltongue rolled off her tongue, even more natural than her native German. "May I help you?" She asked, her German accent...

Lucretia lay down on the lawn in a bright patch of sunlight. She had previously smeared her entire body with Madam Louise's Sun-burn Protectant, knowing that without it her body would look like a crustacean in minutes. Her beautiful, long, snake Narcissa lay next to her. The albino reptile...

Lucretia smirked. "Yes, I do like to mess with people, I suppose." She turned to look at the time in the clocktower across from the Owlery. She smiled softly. "Well, then, if you insist on not putting your wand away, I must be going." She turned and left the Owlery then, hurrying down to meet...

"Ja." She said smiling. Lucretia loved to play tricks on people, maybe that was why she was so instantly put into Slytherin. "Put your wand away love, no-ones going to hurt you." She said, stowing her own in her cloak.

Lucretia laughed haughtily. "You see, now this is stupid. I'm not going to sit here and take this, you know?" She pulled out her wand and pointed it directly at the girl. "If you don't learn some respect, then I might have to hex it out of you." She smiled. "But, alas, that would be a waste of...

"Honestly, don't you know who I am?" Lucretia said, swinging her blond hair over her shoulder, her green eyes bright. "You do not talk to a Moriarty disrespectfully." She said, sneering all the way. "If you decide you want to talk to someone curtly, do it to someone else." She said, turning once...

Lucretia smirked. "I'd take the small one, their indurance is better." She laughed musically. "And don't get snide with me." She turned to leave, and laughed again.

Oh, no Athene! It's perfect! I love the quote even more now that it's like that! You're are amazing!

alright sorry bout that! here you go! I'm changing the girl in my signature to be my little sister. Just wondering if you can lighten it up. I love you! Link 1 Link 2

"Struggling there?" she asked the older girl, smirking. "Where are you sending to?" She asked, trying to be polite.

Lucretia jumped at the sudden appearance of the older girl. "Hello." she said, attaching the rather lengthy bit of parchment to a snowy owl. She kissed the top of the owl's head, and whispered into the feathers, "Oberding, Germany. Nummer 1006 Rotplatz. I know it's a long way, dear. Just tell...

I'm still coming over tonight. Period. You better still be able to act like Emilie Autumn with a flask with me.

Luretia stared up at the girl. "Yes, you can. I don't think anyone's going to Rugby tackle you for it." She said sarcastically. She turned back to her letters. "So, what's your name?" She asked, casually chewing the rest of her food, and spinning her wand as she normally did.

Love did you finish mine, and I just skipped over it, or are you still working on it. Sorry I'm being such a pain! :(

Lucretia stepped into the owlery quickly. She had something to do, and hoped that she could accoplish it very quikly without anyone interupting her.