1861 — Marcie was born, the last of seven daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Longbottom.
1866 — Her first display of magic by shortening a dress hem for fear of tripping.

1872 — Her Hogwarts letter finally arrives and she is the last Longbottom child to go off to Hogwarts. She is very happy to be joining Justice and Louisa there. Upon arriving, she was sorted into the Hufflepuff house and was perfectly content with it. Her grades turn out to be rather average but she works hard and does her best.
1875 — In her fifth year, she was made Hufflepuff prefect and diligently carried out her extra entrusted responsibilities.
1879 — She graduates with a handful of very pleasing grades, not outstanding, but decent all the same.

1880 — Once out in society, she had a few suitors interested in her briefly but little came of their interest and as her heart was not won over by any of them. She was in no rush to marry, however, she would have little choice in the matter when her brother introduced her to his fellow Chudley Cannons teammate, Catigern Weasley. Her father's health met a sudden decline shortly after which resulted in his consent for them to court, as his youngest daughter she was not of great consequence as far as marriages went. By April, they were married and a year later they had their first child, Louisa.
1883 — Catigern makes it onto the national quidditch team and during the Britain vs. Egypt in which he was playing, Caroline is born. Her husband retires from quidditch after the World Cup and becomes the owner of Beautiful Beast Boutique.
1884 — Cat goes away during the summer and is separated from the family when Hogsmeade is quarantined, much to Marcie's great distress. In November, the couple's first son is born, Wesley.
1885 — Marcella finds out she's expecting. Again.
1886 — After a robbery at the shop, Catigern is put into a coma, much to Marcella's great distress. Celeste is born on the second February 28th, leaving Marcie with no idea of how or when she was born. Around a month later, Catigern wakes up, much to her relief and delight. Sadly, the ever-broody Marcella has not had the arbor vitae since the accident and this is surely troubling her. The oven should never go without a bun this long.

Marcie wants the D.