You may feel free to tell your mother to send her packages through Raz, or me; Barty has promised me all of our mail will be sealed before leaving his hands. Or you may have them sent to my New London home and Berry will convey them forward.

And as to that, I am pleased you found her helpful. She is enraptured that I have returned so that she might fuss over me once more -- keeping the house in good condition was nowhere near enough to keep her occupied while I was away. When I asked her to look in on you, she was very nearly beside herself with pleasure at the prospect of someone else to feed; I still do not give her nearly enough to do.

But, to speak of more pleasant things: I have not had a great deal of time today to read through the article in depth -- my unscheduled time this afternoon was taken up with Mr Moon -- but I did glance through it. The astronomy is well beyond me, but I did not see anything in the implementation of the warding that would concern me on first glance, and if you are working on the grounds rather than in the castle I do not think it should conflict with the castle magics. Shall the three of us give it a try this weekend, perhaps? Our dear Dolores certainly can't object to the two of you spending time together when it is educationally-related and well-chaperoned.

Yours,
T