Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers
WriterMerrin13 Reviews | 6.77/10 (13 Ratings, 0 Likes, 4 Favorites )
Emily Snape was attempting to add in powdered porcupine quills while counting clockwise stirs and keeping an eye on Remus and Sirius Weasley.
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Sometimes writing, nearly always beta reading, I love to unwind after work by reading fanfiction.
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Emily should send the hedgie home with the twins! Missy/
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Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
More hijinks ensue. Thanks for reviewing my drabbles. Your reviews really made my day.
Explain that one, Emily! :)
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Oh boy, your reivew made me LOL. I think Emily has a lot of experience talking her dad down. Thanks for the review!
He doesn't seem too angry. Maybe she can soften him with a smile and kiss?
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Very perceptive. I'm pretty sure Emily has her daddy wrapped around her little finger. Thanks!
This was sweet and fun:) And I can easily picture Severus asking about the hedhog in his cauldron:)Love it:)Fizzabella
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Thanks. Count on Sev to get to the heart of the matter ;)
That was an adorable story, Merrin. I must assume by her middle name that Emily's mother is none other than Hermione.
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Well, I was debating about her mother, but I decided to go ahead and nod in that direction. Thank you!
Awesome! You got the hedgehog in there! Man, I thought my kids were bad...
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Yeah, I told myself I had to figure out the hedgehog thing before I'd claim the prompt. The rest kind of wrote itself from there. I'm sure your kids have nothing on the next generation of Weasleys ;)
Oh, dear. Thank goodness I don't brew potions, or my son would be doing stuff like this. This made me wince, then laugh.
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Yeah, never underestimate the toddlers. Thanks!
o hai dad!! 
haha! Very cute!
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
LOL! Yeah, Emily is lucky she's still daddy's princess.
Poor Emily. That was a fun story.
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Thanks; it was fun writing it.
this was adorable, silly, and just plain fun. nice twist on the prompt!
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Thanks! Why should Fred and George have all the fun ;)
Quite fun! I have always liked the fics where we see how the next generation is getting by. This was delightful to read! Hugs and truffles - Sara
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Thanks! Chat was such fun :)
Cute! I loved the ending, especially as I was wondering what the twins' ball was going to turn into.
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Thanks. Yeah, hopefully dad will have an idea for that.
LOL oh its fun to read about the antics of the next generation. So James and Sirius Weasley are as troublesome as their namesakes had been? and they are twins - oh that must be a hoot. I hope Emily can calm her father down enough to explain. Very cute story. I really liked this one.
Response from WriterMerrin (Author of Emily Snape and the Marauding Toddlers)
Yep, George's twins are living up to two generations of their troublemaking predecessors. And I have a feeling that Emily is her daddy's princess. Thanks!