It's not necessary; Poppy is taking excellent care of me, and we are hoping that rest (and rest, and rest, and rest -- I have slept twelve hours a night all week and took a nap over lunch yesterday to allow myself to face the rest of the day) will do the trick. I am able to keep to teaching my classes, for instance; I only need minimise the effort I expend.
Hold your wand until I've more than suspicion -- it might be nothing and I may be imagining it all; I have never been susceptable to post-rite paranoia before, but who knows how things might have changed recently? If I do find more than suspicion I will cheer you on as you make your displeasure known.
I have checked everything I could imagine, my dearest of hounds, and my protections on office, quarters, and classroom alike are as paranoid as I could make them; I do believe they would have alerted for anything likely to cause this. But if it would make you feel better, I will ask Raz for a second opinion. Or, yes, you; if matters have not improved, there is a Quidditch game scheduled this Saturday and your presence would not be as noticeable then.
(The damnable gossip rags will no doubt notice no matter how much we attempt discretion. Perhaps we should go in the other direction: you bring flowers, I will swoon at the sight of you.)
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Re: Private Message to Toshenka
Date: 2013-01-17 02:17 pm (UTC)It's not necessary; Poppy is taking excellent care of me, and we are hoping that rest (and rest, and rest, and rest -- I have slept twelve hours a night all week and took a nap over lunch yesterday to allow myself to face the rest of the day) will do the trick. I am able to keep to teaching my classes, for instance; I only need minimise the effort I expend.
Hold your wand until I've more than suspicion -- it might be nothing and I may be imagining it all; I have never been susceptable to post-rite paranoia before, but who knows how things might have changed recently? If I do find more than suspicion I will cheer you on as you make your displeasure known.
I have checked everything I could imagine, my dearest of hounds, and my protections on office, quarters, and classroom alike are as paranoid as I could make them; I do believe they would have alerted for anything likely to cause this. But if it would make you feel better, I will ask Raz for a second opinion. Or, yes, you; if matters have not improved, there is a Quidditch game scheduled this Saturday and your presence would not be as noticeable then.
(The damnable gossip rags will no doubt notice no matter how much we attempt discretion. Perhaps we should go in the other direction: you bring flowers, I will swoon at the sight of you.)
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