Dear Parvati,

Quite a bit has happened since the last letter, there are no less than three amazing things that has happened to me over the past year.

First off, the wedding itself was amazing. There were more people then I would have liked, but it was still amazing. All of the D.A. showed up, and my friends from work and loads of our family turn up as well. Mom and Dad, well, they haven't stopped smiling yet. I can't blame them for that though, because I haven't stopped either.

I wish that I could really explain it in detail, but it really just passed by in one long blur of happiness. It's only been only two months since the wedding, but it feels like no time has passed at all. I've don't think that I've felt this content and happy for a very long time.

The other good news is that I've finally moved out of the apartment. I didn't think that I would be living in it for so long when I first moved in. I was quite ready to move out of it, I'm not going to lie. The new house is much bigger, and not in London, thank goodness. It's just outside Tinsworth, and there are quite a few other wizarding families in the area. It does mean that I have to use floo powder to get to work, but I guess that everything can't be perfect.

You know all those pictures that were in the apartment? I've put those away. Not packed up mind, but tucked into a corner of the study, where I don't look at them. The new ones are much more cheerful anyway. Don't worry, I won't ever throw them away, even if they are tucked away so other people won't ask questions about them.

Liam bought us a cat. He just walked up and proclaimed that we needed a pet, and an hour later we have a cat. I know that's odd that I've never gotten a pet in all my twenty-five years of life, but I just really never thought about getting one.

The best news is that I'm going to have a baby. I only found out today, and I still haven't been able to get over it. Me! Having a baby! It's insane. I never really thought that I would have the chance to have my own child. It's incredible. I can't get over it. Quite a few of our friends already have kids, but it's still strange to think that I'm going to have one.

That's really all the good news for now. I don't know when I'll send another letter. I wish that I could have told you in person, or that you could have been there for the wedding. Of course, I also wished that I could have a kid, so I guess that some of my wishes are coming true.

With love,

Padma