A Festive Occasion Among Friends and Others: Bingo Bolger-Baggins

[bingo_bolger_baggins]

So Elanorelle and I brought the first course out while being regaled with an accounting by a very ebullient Celly of her time with Feanor in the smithy--it's quite nice to see her so bubbly. We hobbits were just about to toast and start in on our own when Feanor joined us, shortly followed by his grandson Celebrimbor, who I haven't even gotten a chance to greet yet, I'm sorry to say. I see he's having a nice chat with Elanorelle and Folly. I do wish Grandmum were here as Feanor said he would like to meet her.

Anyway, I had gotten up to chop some more salad, and it's a good thing too, I suppose, because we have just been joined by yet another guest, Feanor's son Curufin, who Melba is attending to, and ah, good! There's Uncle Sennie, finally.

I'm sorry, Curufin, I just got distracted looking at this lovely arrangement. And then I had to help fetch in the second course. I am Bingo, Bingo Bolger-Baggins--Bingie is just what close friends sometimes call me. You said you are a Warrior Princess? have many skills, this being quite a fine one. You asked something else.

But one moment, does anyone need more wine?

Comments

[hobbitkitty.livejournal.com]

*purrs and kneads Bingo's arm*

[curufinwe.livejournal.com]

I recently did an emergency intervention on the doors of Moria. But these days I am considering the mystery of flight and also the mystery of why my grandson refuses to behave.

[bbolger-baggins.livejournal.com]

Ah! So you do restorations! Of course. Really? So are you designing some flying devices? They will no doubt be quite magnificent!

*listens to his comment on his son* Oh. *cajoling* He seems to be an awfully courteous person to me who would bring honour to your family. In other words, you did well with your offspring. How else would you have him behave then, if I might ask?

[curufinwe.livejournal.com]

Well, he's a bit of a pansy It's...hard to explain. He's not...well, he's not Noldor enough, really. And he has a tendancy to fall under the sway of evil demigods that really needs to be addressed.

I was thinking of moving on tonight, but with my son here...I'd be fine with sleeping in the forge if you don't have any beds built for elves of my considerable height.

[bbolger-baggins.livejournal.com]

Yes, he certainly could be more of one, I should think. I could put in a word for him on the Council (http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=pansycouncil). Well, he certainly doesn't look Entish to me. And he's much to tall to be one of ours. *eyes him mischievously over his glass as he sips* That could be a problem, yes. But oh, some evil (http://www.livejournal.com/users/darklordsauron) is worth swaying for, in my experience.

Don't be silly! You'll do no such thing. You'll sleep in a proper bedroom. As I said earlier, we'll push two beds together and the diagnal should accomodate you well enough.

[curufinwe.livejournal.com]

What about my son? I want to keep an eye on him

[bbolger-baggins.livejournal.com]

We can fix up a room for him as well, as I offered earlier ah, !Noldor With Children is one of my favourite shows Gladly!