Post by moonlightmagic on Aug 5, 2009 21:46:40 GMT -5
Maybe this is the wrong place to post this and should go under the general section....I say this because I tryed to start a Dinning with Piper thread in her fan site and it crashed and burned.....
So perhaps I am going about this the wrong way.....but I will try again....
You and Paige are friends....You too are a witch, (a regular one), and there are times when she needs to get away from it all if only for a day....
If she extended an invitation to go anywhere in the world, and you got to choose, where would you go and what would you do?
I'm Scotch/Irish and I think we would have a great time exploring a castle in either of those locations....
Edinburgh Castle (Scotland)
The earliest surviving building, a little chapel, was probably built by King David I (1124 - 53). It was later dedicated to his mother, who was canonized as St Margaret in 1250.
Mary Queen of Scots gave birth to the future King James VI in the castle in 1566. The castle is said to have a ghost of a headless drummer (who was sighted as recently as 1960).
Dublin Castle (Ireland)
Built in(1204), invaders to the castle were beheaded and displayed on the castle wall as a deterrent to others. Hundreds of decapitated bodies are buried under the castle. Their vengeful souls still roaming about. Tour guides report poltergeist activity. Visit: www.dublincastle.ie
I think I would let Paige pick which one of the above she would like best......
So perhaps I am going about this the wrong way.....but I will try again....
You and Paige are friends....You too are a witch, (a regular one), and there are times when she needs to get away from it all if only for a day....
If she extended an invitation to go anywhere in the world, and you got to choose, where would you go and what would you do?
I'm Scotch/Irish and I think we would have a great time exploring a castle in either of those locations....
Edinburgh Castle (Scotland)
The earliest surviving building, a little chapel, was probably built by King David I (1124 - 53). It was later dedicated to his mother, who was canonized as St Margaret in 1250.
Mary Queen of Scots gave birth to the future King James VI in the castle in 1566. The castle is said to have a ghost of a headless drummer (who was sighted as recently as 1960).
Dublin Castle (Ireland)
Built in(1204), invaders to the castle were beheaded and displayed on the castle wall as a deterrent to others. Hundreds of decapitated bodies are buried under the castle. Their vengeful souls still roaming about. Tour guides report poltergeist activity. Visit: www.dublincastle.ie
I think I would let Paige pick which one of the above she would like best......
