Upcoming scheduling

[alt_sinistra]

5th and 7th students:
Revision sessions are now scheduled and posted in the usual places. As usual, additional sessions are possible at mutually agreeable times, and the projection stones not being used in this week's classes are available for brief loans for your own study work. I also have sample questions from past exams available for review.

Upcoming events:
The Astronomy Guild will be hosting another lecture evening on Monday, April 21st at 7pm. This one will focus on the theory of the music of the spheres, and will include both music and charmwork by way of illustration. Students, as this is during holidays, I certainly don't expect any of you to attend. If you'd like to, please see me for more details, and you would be quite welcome.

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Private message to Raz

[alt_sinistra]

Raz, love -

Lecture finally sorted, as you can see. Just got the notes from Georg about the last bits.

I would be delighted if you'd escort me to this one. If you'd like, that is. And, as it happens, I'd have a use for your charming self beyond the usual pleasure of your company.

I am hoping Tosha can make it - I'd like to introduce him to Chimera when they've got time to talk - but I think you'd find things to enjoy in the topic, too. (Less arithmancy, anyway, than comets.)

Also, got the invitations for our party (or rather, Tallie picked them up). Which means we really ought to figure out who precisely we're inviting. Project for the weekend, yeah? Then I can give her a list Tuesday.

Private message to Tosha

[alt_sinistra]

You are very much welcome at the lecture (and in particular, would like to introduce you to someone specific, and we didn't manage it at the wedding. Getting you both in the same place at the same time is surprisingly tricky.)

Raz has already said he's delighted to come. And I've got people I'd like him to be distractingly charming at, beyond the parts where I like having him handy, and where he really was so very good about staying put and being a sensible adult at Hogwarts last time. I also think he's just amused by watching my machinations, as he keeps calling them.

(I understand the Guild. Very much easier for me to deal with than most groups of people, for all they can be cranky, curmudgeonly, and difficult to point in the same direction for more than a minute at a time. Which, given our professional obsession with many of the tools of navigation is rather direly amusing, really.)

Also, I have questions on that latest translation exercise for you, which I'm mostly noting here so I remember to ask you about it tomorrow. (Unless you'd prefer me to drop off my attempts before then.) I think it's an idiom problem, but I'm not entirely sure, because I'm finding the jussive both entirely fascinating and entirely opaque. Anyway, it's not nearly as elegant in phrasing as I think it ought to be, and I can't figure out why.