Elise Nott is sick of fate picking on her family.

Oh Elise it doesn't matter what you do
I know I'll never really get inside of you
To make your eyes catch fire
The way they should
The way the blue could pull me in( . )

( Private. )

Warded to Rosier Family.

What do we do now?

Warded to Purist Women.

I hate to sound self entitled in assuming such, but if anyone was planning a baby shower for me, I feel that it would be inappropriate to have a celebration, all things considered. I truly do appreciate it, though, and hope you didn't put too much time into it.

Warded to Tess.

I'm so proud of you for that editorial. It needed to be said.

Warded to Tennyson.

I don't think I would like to go to dinner too much tonight.

Azkaban may not be the best place for a pregnant woman or an infant, but I'd really like for my father to see him when he's born. And I would like to visit him soon. If that's alright with you.

Whatever your thoughts on the outcome of the trial are, I hope everyone keeps in mind that there's a family that have lost two loved ones-- never mind.

Last week, I was attacked and kidnapped by hags. Me and my unborn child are alright, thankfully, but things could have easily gone differently. The thought of that makes me ill While I obviously wouldn't say that being attacked and worrying about the safety of my baby would ever be a good thing, I do hope some good can come of this. I hope that this serves to show the Ministry that hags are disgusting, dangerous, beasts and deserve to be treated as such. Pregnant women and mothers should not be afraid to leave their home as I now am. I wouldn't wish what I went through on a mudblood my worst enemy, and that is why, when I've more or less recovered from this ordeal, I will be working hard to ask the Ministry to put more restrictions on hags. Haven't they shown us in the past year just how much damage they can do?

I hope that the DMLE is taking note of those encouraging the Order of Phoenix. If being a Purist is enough to be considered a Death Eater supporter, than I would certainly think that blatant support would arouse suspicion.

I have about 80 days left until my child is born, and if everything goes well and the trial is fair, I have no doubt that my father, an innocent man, will be free to see his first grandsonchild once he or she is born.

( Private. )

Warded to Tennyson Nott.

Don't you dare get yourself arrested or killed. Do you think you could possibly miss work today? I don't think I'd like to be alone, and while I would like to visit her, I don't think I could spend the entire day watching my mother cry.

Warded to Rosier/Black/Nott family (excluding blood traitors)

I'm beginning to understand how the Avery's must feel. It's as if we're being targeted. Please, everyone, stay safe. I don't think I could stand it if something happened to anyone else.

Warded to Bartemius Crouch Sr and Rufus Scrimgeour

Hello, I am Elise Nott. I was told I needed permission from one or either of you to visit my father, Gregorious Rosier. Are there any particular visiting hours or procedures I need to adhere to? I would like to visit him often until this ordeal is over, and would, of course, like this to go as smoothly as possible.

( Private. )

Warded to Tennyson Nott.

Theodore Evan Nott or Angelina Ismene Nott. I think those are my final choices. Well, I know the first is, but I keep flip flopping between Angelina Ismene and Ava Arabella. What do you think?

We should talk about godparents, as well. We only have 12 more weeks.

Warded to Lucy Crabbe and Kitty Goyle.

How are the two --well, four-- of you doing?

Warded to Vivianne Avery.

If you're available, Vivianne, I request your advice on a matter.

I'm officially in my third and final trimester, and I believe it would be more than accurate to say that I would make a very convincing pumpkin for Halloween at this point, or anything else extremely large and extremely round.

( Warded to Evan Rosier/Private )

Warded to Slytherins 78.

I've already said as much to Xander, but I just want to make sure all of you are alright. I know how close you are were to Evan and losing him and Jeremy at the same time can't be easy. You all are like younger siblings to me, and losing Evan won't change that.

Warded to Rosier Family.

I hate to think of all the things people are saying about him, but I'm proud of him. I hope at least some one recognizes how brave he is for taking on fully trained Aurors. I'm proud. But this still seems so surreal. I can't wrap my head around the fact that he's gone. I feel as though I can just write to him and get an answer.

Warded to Evan Rosier.

Tell me this is a mistake

I love you

My brother

Evan is

He was

He is was He's only 19 years old. He'll never get married. Never have children. Never hug me again.

He'll never be an uncle. My child will never know him.

Please remember that a family is mourning before making public comments. That's all I ask. Thank you.

Well, I, for one, am personally looking forward to the weekend's charity event. I hope to see many of your faces there, but if you've neither the means or desire to attend, I'm sure you know that you are capable of donating to St Mungo's (any other entity, for that matter) independently. While I'm on the subject, while I admit to not exactly being an expert on the topic, I was under the impression that Purists weren't the only ones that used exciting events to draw in more donations. Yes, we are all quite capable of donating on our own, but I think you'll find that donations are higher when there is a small incentive. Of course, the whole point of going to the event in the first place is to help the charity, so I wouldn't quite say that it's selfish. We're all only human, after all. And if it brings in people that wouldn't have donated otherwise, all the better. Money is money, and no matter the motivation it's all going to help those that are dying sick in Tinworth. As I've stated before, if you think there is something wrong with what one group is doing, rather than criticizing and then moving on with your life, wouldn't it make much more sense to organize your own event, to your own standards and guidelines?

I'm both glad and a bit sad to see the start of September. It's much easier to navigate Diagon Alley now that all the little ones are done with their school shopping. However, it also means that my youngest brother is gone again and I fear that by the time I see him over the Winter holiday, he will tower over me and look ages older.

Warded to Purist Society.

I am so tired of being mocked, ridiculed, and criticized by them. They seem to spend all their time trying to take offense to every little thing that we do. Since when is a charity event toward a good cause a bad thing? I suppose everything that isn't centered around muggles is of the utmost evil to them, never mind the fact that they are beyond help and there are people, wizards, in horrible condition in Tinworth.

Warded to Rosiers & Notts.

I'd like to invite everyone to dinner on Monday. Hopefully it isn't too last minute, but as I said before, I think it would be good to get together before Chris leaves to go back to school.

Warded to Evan.

I know I don't have to remind you, but please stay safe. I love you.

I'm just over halfway through my pregnancy. I take that as a reminder that even in dark times, there's something to be happy about.

( Private. )

Warded to the Rosiers and Tennyson.

I haven't spoken to Mum about it yet, but I think we should have a family dinner sometime soon, before Chris goes back to school. think we can all agree that family is more important than ever these days. What if one of us doesn't make it out of this alive? If it's easier, Tennyson and I can host.

Warded to Women of Purist Society.

First of all, I hope no one's family have been affected by this mess. If so, my thoughts are with you. Once the quarantine is over, I believe that some sort of fundraiser for Tinworth is in order. That is, if there has been property damage this time, but it could also serve to raise the spirits of those affected. Other options would be to raise funds for the mediwizard department at St Mungo's, or the DMLE (Merlin knows they've been stretched thin enough lately).

I would like to help all of these causes, but as those of you with children know how hard it is to muster up energy in my current state. I'd love to have help and feedback. Besides that, I know how much everyone wants to help.

I can understand why so many people want to take a holiday right now. The summer is coming to an end, and there's certainly enough to want to get away from.

Hopefully this mess in Tinworth is solved soon, and that poor town can have some peace.

( Private )

Warded to the Rosiers.

With everything going all topsy turvy lately, I feel the need remind you all that I love you dearly, and to please stay safe.

My deepest condolences to the friends and family of the Prewetts. It is always sad to see a life ended too soon, let alone two lives.

It's quite unfortunate that some people think it is perfectly fine to talk to people anyway they seem fit. Politesse seems to be completely lost on these individuals.

As always, the family reunion, along with recent events, served to remind me of how lucky I am to have the friends and family that are in my life. I hope everyone in attendance enjoyed themselves and that everyone else takes the time to appreciate their loved ones.

Warded to Tess and Evan Rosier.

I was so sorry, though not surprised, to see that Prewett boy treating both of you and your friends so rudely. He's an awful person, as is his new wife.

( Private. )

Purist Society.

I've heard the most disturbing rumour (even worse than that of the giants I shared last month), but as it is but a rumour, it should be taken with a grain of salt. Perhaps I'm more worried, as I prepare to become a mother, but I find this particular rumour rather terrifying. I believe we've all noticed the failing of wards all around lately. The latest idea is that this is happening because wizards are slowly loosing their magic until we become no better than filthy muggles. As much as I don't wish to believe it, if one believes that mudbloods steal the magic of wizarding kind, it isn't that farfetched. Has anyone else heard this? It's awful, isn't it? I wish nothing more than for it not to be true. My biggest fear is that my poor child will be a squib If it is true, there must be something that can be done.

It's so hard to believe that in a scant 24 hours, my youngest brother will be of age. My, how time flies. Everyone, enjoy the time you have with your younger loved ones. It won't be long before they're all grown up.

Oh, and good luck to those finishing their Nursing and Healing exams this week. I vividly remember the stress of taking the exams and the sense of accomplishment that came when they were finished.

( Private. )

Warded to Tess Rosier.

I would like to discuss something with you, if you have the time.

Warded to Kitty Goyle and Lucy Crabbe.

The three of us should meet for tea or lunch soon, yes? Perhaps we could look at some of the baby shops on Diagon Alley afterwards.

My favorite part of summer, the Rosier family reunion, has crept up on me and I can't help but wonder where the days have gone. It seems like June just started and it's already July.

( Private. )

I would like to announce that my husband and I are expecting our first child in early January. We are both very pleased and excited to begin this new chapter in our lives.

My congratulations go out once more to Mr and Mrs Goyle and Mr and Mrs Crabbe, as well as anyone else that is expecting. I now know first hand what a joy it can be.

( Private. )

Warded to Tess and Narcissa.

Would you care to go shopping with me soon? Perhaps this weekend. It's becoming increasingly hard for me to fit into some of my tighter clothes and I would like to get a few maternity pieces before I get absolutely huge. It wouldn't hurt to look at baby clothes this early, either, would it? I'm so excited I'll likely invite Kitty to come, once I tell her.

Warded to Kitty.

Dear, would you be able to have lunch or tea with me sometime this week? We have catching up to do

Purist Society.

I've heard the most disgusting and disturbing rumour. A man at St Mungo's who claimed to be a expert on such beasts (though one can never really be too sure) says that the reason those giants keep attacking is that they're dying off and looking to breed with humans. Isn't that just awful! I felt sick to my stomach when he told. That certainly makes the whole situation more horrible. People mating with mudbloods is bad enough. Imagine halfbreeds. The thought makes me sick, but I certainly wouldn't put it past blood traitors and mudbloods. Muggles are nearly as barbaric as giants are.

I would like to congratulate Avery-Lestrange Foundation on yet another successful carnival. I, for one, had a lovely time and am already looking forward to next year. Congratulations also go out to this year's Lord and Lady. How proud they and their families must be. I hope everyone else had a good time. I was glad that I didn't have to see too many people at the first aid tent. Fun can always be ruined by an injury.

Private.

Merlin, how I hate mood swings. Almost every birthday letter caused me to shed tears. But, I at least have only one more month until the second trimester,which I didn't make it to last time, which I've been told is the best out of the three. Hopefully the nausea will let up by then, as I don't think I've ever vomited this much in my life. Despite the fact that I'm sure I've been throwing up almost everything I eat, my waist is already expanding. I'll be quite happy when I look pregnant, rather than just fat.

( Warded to Tennyson Nott. )

I would like to thank everyone that wished me a happy birthday. It was a lovely day, due in part to your kind words. Thank you.

I'm very excited for the carnival, including the Lords and Ladies feast. It's so sad that it's come under negative scrutiny lately. I remember my pride and excitement when I was made Lady at five years old, and also being so proud when my younger siblings were entered into the running. It's a bit of fun for a good cause. I'm not sure what kind of person would find something offensive in that. Merlin knows that childhood is so fleeting. We should allow our children to have a bit of fun and something to take pride in before they must take on adult responsibilities, even if some of us find it silly. I for one think it's an adorable tradition.

( Private. )

Purist Society.

I'm sure everyone has heard about the curfew already. Well, today I heard rumours that in addition to curfew, everyone will be issued the ID cards that Ministry workers received. From what I heard, we'll be required to have them on us at all times. Restaurants won't serve you without them, nor will Gringotts. Some even say that they can search your home if you don't have them. But, again, these are all rumours, so take them with a grain of salt.

I can see what the Ministry is trying to do with the curfew, but if the Prewetts were killing in their own home, how much good will that really do? And I really can't see what good the ID card will be, except for identifying the dead. Am I missing something here?

Every year, with the excitement of summer coming, I let my birthday sneak up on me. I never forget any of my family or friends' birthdays, but i almost always forget my own. I'll pat my self on the back for remembering this early, as my birthday is Sunday.

I hope everyone is enjoying the warm weather, and staying safe. Good luck to all of the Hogwarts students preparing for their NEWTs and other exams.

Private.

I've felt quite ill all day, and exhausted, to boot. I feel a bit bad about calling off my volunteer shift at St Mungo's, but the thought of all the smells of a hospital was enough to make me gag. I did have time to go to Diagon Alley, though, and get a few baby books. I wish I hadn't thrown out the ones from before I'm both bored and relieved with the fact that there isn't much I don't already know. If there's one thing nursing training prepared me for, it was pregnancy. I think I'll be limiting my shopping trips to when it's absolutely necessary, though. I've felt awful since I apparated back home.

I must remember to take a walk tomorrow. I'm terrified that I'll gain too much weight and never shed it.

I can't wait until I feel him it him kicking and moving. That might make this feel more real. As of now, I feel as though I'm simply sick. I need to remind myself that this all be worth it in the end. I mean, I know it will be. I just need something tangible to look forward to.

I would like to thank everyone that made the auction this past weekend a success, from donators to bidders to those who simply attended. Every knut made a difference. Earlier this week I spoke with Healer Strout, head of Janus Thickey, and she couldn't be more thankful. Anyone that didn't have the opportunity to contribute, please remember Janus Thickey the next time you are feeling charitable. Donations are always accepted.

In other news, I'm rather surprised at the lack of uproar over the vigilante propaganda littering Diagon Alley. I'm sure if they were that of Death Eaters, there would a protest in the works.