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Private message to Rabastan Lestrange
Sep. 18th, 2010 09:20 amGood morning!
I've got a question for you and I'm hoping you can help me out of a spot. I've found excellent activities for all of our YPL meetings this year barring the first one on October 2nd. And all the options for that date I've been able to find are very second-rate.
I have, however, heard a certain amount of interest from students in learning more from - and about - you. I understand that there may certainly be topics you'd rather not bring up with students, but would there, perhaps, be something you'd be willing to discuss? If so, I'd be most grateful.
The YPL afternoons are usually two to three hours, but if you'd be up for even an hour of that, I can come up with some other activity for the rest of the time. There's generally an especially nice tea afterwards. A combination of a lecture with an activity is ideal, but there are certainly other alternatives.
If you'd like to discuss further - or simply want to get away from the place for a bit this evening - I was planning on walking into Hogsmeade for a meal and a drink, around five o'clock this afternoon, and you'd be welcome to join me. Otherwise, I'm glad to stop by whenever is convenient.
If you're not interested, just let me know (though I'd welcome any ideas on alternatives. Sometimes a fresh eye turns up the best option!)
-S
I've got a question for you and I'm hoping you can help me out of a spot. I've found excellent activities for all of our YPL meetings this year barring the first one on October 2nd. And all the options for that date I've been able to find are very second-rate.
I have, however, heard a certain amount of interest from students in learning more from - and about - you. I understand that there may certainly be topics you'd rather not bring up with students, but would there, perhaps, be something you'd be willing to discuss? If so, I'd be most grateful.
The YPL afternoons are usually two to three hours, but if you'd be up for even an hour of that, I can come up with some other activity for the rest of the time. There's generally an especially nice tea afterwards. A combination of a lecture with an activity is ideal, but there are certainly other alternatives.
If you'd like to discuss further - or simply want to get away from the place for a bit this evening - I was planning on walking into Hogsmeade for a meal and a drink, around five o'clock this afternoon, and you'd be welcome to join me. Otherwise, I'm glad to stop by whenever is convenient.
If you're not interested, just let me know (though I'd welcome any ideas on alternatives. Sometimes a fresh eye turns up the best option!)
-S
