Charming is a Victorian Era Harry Potter roleplay set primarily in the village of Hogsmeade, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and the non-canon village of Irvingly. Characters of all classes, both magical and muggle — and even non-human! — are welcome.
With a member driven story line, monthly games and events, and a friendly and drama-free community focused on quality over quantity, the only thing you can be sure of is fun!
"Are you always this forward?" He asked teasingly since it would be a very short thread if he just ignored her entirely. — Tobin Cartwright in Take A Peek
Did you know? Churchgoers and worshippers had to endure a foul stench during prayers due to the amount of bodies often stored within the vaults of churches and chapels.
The eggs, or bread sticks if you wish, may pair well with an Italian or Butter sauce. Feel free to add or take out any herbs and spices as you see fit!
Sausage Eggs with Bread Sticks To serve a proper breakfast, one must always provide a side. So, we here at Witch Weekly have provided our readers with not one, but two recipes to make a complete meal at the beginning of the day for your more than deserving family.
Sausage Eggs:
Ingredients -
Four hard boiled eggs
One raw egg
Half a pound of sausage
Three ounces of breadcrumbs
Fat for frying
Parsley (optional)
Boil the eggs hard, place in cold water for a few minutes, then remove the shells completely. Take off any skin from the sausages and divide them into four equal parts. Dust your hands and flatten the sausage meat between your palms, place an egg in one portion, and seal the egg with the meat. Repeat these steps for the other eggs. Take your raw egg and beat it in a separate dish. Brush each sausage covered egg with the beaten egg and fry in very hot fat for four to five minutes or until cooked. Drain and cut the eggs lengthwise, garnish with parsley and serve.
The finished product!
Bread Sticks:
Ingredients -
Six rounds of bread
Three ounces of bread crumbs
One egg
One teaspoonful of chopped parsley
Salt and pepper to taste
Milk
Fat or butter for frying
Remove the crusts from the bread and divide into neat pieces. Moisten the pieces with milk, beat an egg in a separate dish, and add it to the sweet herbs, parsley, salt and pepper. Dip the pieces of soaked bread into the mixture, roll them in bread crumbs, and fry in hot fat or butter until browned. Serve as is or with chopped tomatoes, fried onions, or mushrooms.
What Job Will Your Future Husband Have? A man's career prospects are extremely important when considering his potential as a husband. Hard work and ambition are certainly admirable traits in a spouse, but men of certain professions might be a more perfect match for you!
1. Which is most important about a man to you?
a. His ambition
b. His desire to help others
c. His sense of adventure
d. His ability to provide for his family.
2. What should he like to read?
a. The Daily Prophet
b. Textbooks and other intellectual works
c. Mostly novels
d. Whatever he likes
3. Where would you prefer to live?
a. London
b. Hogsmeade
c. Irvingly
d. An estate in the countryside
4. What was your Hogwarts house?
a. Slytherin
b. Ravenclaw
c. Gryffindor
d. Hufflepuff
If you answered mostly...
A's: ...You will most likely marry a Ministry worker. You are clearly interested in a man of ambition, someone who will make his mark on the world!
B's: ...You will most likely marry a Healer. A man of intellect--certainly needed in such a field!--and patience would be an excellent fit for you!
C's: ...You will marry a Quidditch Player. While not the most prestigous career, it is certainly an exciting one!
D's: ...You will marry a Gentleman of Leisure. While not a job, per se, not needing to work is a sign that he is a man of means, which can only be a good thing for the family you build together!
"There is no such thing as a ridiculous request! Every request is a piece of the customer and as such becomes an important part of the design!"
The Woman Behind The Fashion House: Miss Anastasia Pince Behind every great man there is, almost always, an equally great woman and this is certainly true of the House of Lytton, the fashion house which has taken the world of magical fashion by storm. Miss Anastasia Pince, thirty-three, is the designer behind many of the fashion house’s more elaborate designs, and her services have been sought out by many of the wizarding world’s most illustrious members.
A former Hufflepuff, Miss Pince first began her career in fashion upon graduating from Hogwarts as a shop girl in a dress shop in Diagon Alley; she quickly moved on to bigger and better things, her talent impressing Mr. Lytton himself and resulting in a personal invitation to join the House of Lytton as one of it’s premier designers upon its establishment in 1885.
We were thrilled to sit down with Miss Pince recently and ask her a few questions, and she certainly did not disappoint us with her choice of garment; during the course of her interview, Miss Pince’s lovely yellow gown began to sprout daisies!
Miss. Anastasia Pince
When did you first become interested in fashion?
I really became interested in it when my sister left for school. I wasn't fond of being left at home and so I turned my attentions to embroidery and sewing. That was also the same year that I decided I would only go by Stasia. Clearly that has stuck.
What is it about fashion design that you love so much?
I love the creativity behind it. You can really just have fun and let that excitement I feel come out in my designs.
Do you have a gown you have designed that you are particularly fond of?
I don't think that I have one in particular that I'm fond of, I really enjoy every design I do. My latest though was what I wore to the St. Valentine's Ball. I know it may not be to the liking of others but I really enjoyed the way the colors shifted and the hearts floated!
What is the most ridiculous request you have ever received?
Oh dear, there is no such thing as a ridiculous request! Every request is a piece of the customer and as such becomes an important part of the design! As such, saying a request is ridiculous is like saying a customer is ridiculous and I truly don't believe any of our customers are ridiculous.
Thank you to Miss Pince for her time! We can’t wait to see her future creations featured in our very magazine!
Miss Coriolis reads the stars to find your future!
This Week's Horoscopes from Miss Astraea Coriolis! Aries: This week might see one of your dearest dreams come true. The full moon in Aquarius will energize your 11th house, making anything seem possible!
Taurus: The full moon will be in your love sector this week, ensuring that you and your beau will experience a special connection this week -- perhaps he will even propose!
Gemini: Though February has been a stressful month for you, expect some peace to settle over you this week. Prepare to receive some happy news from one of your relatives!
Cancer: Expect some good news about money this week -- perhaps your father is getting a raise, or your own allowance will increase!
Leo: Don't be afraid to rely on your friends this week. They might be instrumental in achieving your goal!
Virgo: Your temper will be shorter than usual this week. Try to avoid any arguments with loved ones if you want to avoid bitter conflict.
Libra: A tough situation will rear its head this week, but don't worry: your diplomatic skills will see you through it smoothly.
Scorpio: Don't be afraid to take a chance this week. The stars are in alignment for it to pay off!
Sagittarius: Expect to be recognized for your impeccable taste and manners this week by someone you admire.
Capricorn: If there is a hobby you have been thinking of picking up, this week is the time to do it. It will come especially easy to you if you strike while the time is right!
Aquarius: You face a difficult decision this week. Be sure to ask your family and friends for advice.
Pisces: You might think you have your mind made up on a matter, but don't let that shut any doors for good. Keep an open mind and you might be surprised at what you'll find this week.