My Dear Ellen,

 Two nights ago, Frances took me to that fancy french restaurant we were making fun of on the phone, and I took your advice and wore my yellow silk dress and curled my hair, just like in that magazine cutout you sent me!

After we ate, he ordered a small sugar cake for dessert. I thought this was a little strange since neither of us have ever really liked cake, but oh Ellen, as I dug my fork in, there was a diamond ring mixed into the batter! Frances and I are getting married!

Of course you and Ant and Chelsea will all fly in to Viville for the wedding next spring (we decided to hold it there because of the adorable little chapel that I've always wanted to be married in). Chelsea seems to be doing better, except for her usual antics. Frances and I are taking her to an amusement park for the day. She seems happy to see us, and to hear our news! I look forward to calling myself your sister, and hers too.

Lots of love,

Chrisy.

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Hey everyone! We're writing letters to Frances! Who is he? What is he doing? Where is he? You can decide, when you write to him!

Please remember, that whatever Frances is doing or where he is can change, but please don't completely go against something that someone else said. If something is established that is permanent, such as his last name or the name of a family member, please keep it that way.

All the letters must be written either to Frances from someone he knows, such as a family member or friend, or from Frances to the same. If you choose to pretend to be Frances, please make your letter go along with the letter that he is responding to. They can be as silly as you want, as long as they make sense!

With that in mind, let's all write to Frances!

*NOTE: Anyone can write from the point of view of ANY character. You may double post if you are writing a letter from two different characters.

Skipping time: if you want to skip into the future, please date your letter to the time you are skipping too. Please don't skip more than a month or two into the future, and don't skip over any major events such as a planned wedding, a birth, or a visit.

Thanks,
Lion

updated Dec 30 '09 by Lion