Pyn! How's work, the spouses, and the kiddos - not necessarily in that order?

Pyn: Hello there, lovely!

Work is...Slow. Not much demand for my writing work right now, but I'm happy enough to be a house spouse. The kids are great, though they're about as much trouble as you'd expect given their heritage, but I love them to death. And...Well, I suppose you know about a particular recent development, but as it stands right now? Husband and Wife are both wonderful, and I'm as happy as can be.

Aww... Sorry about the slow work - but at least the family life sounds good! Any interesting goings on with you guys other than the particular recent development? And haaaah that's not surprising. The combination of you three as parents has certainly made an interesting combination in the kids. Which one do you think is the biggest trouble maker - Saerena (who I know takes after mom in some magical talents, including the shapeshifting), Emil (who I understand is a match for Darkheart's goofiness on top of being his photo-negative - if you don't count the wings and horns) or Heinrich (AKA Pyndan Junior).

Unrelated - what else is keeping you guys occupied? Annnd where do you shop for all your pretty things you wear?

Oh, darling; it's absolutely Emil. He's got his dad's instinct for getting into mischief, all the way. He's going to be a regular heartbreaker when he starts dating but for now he's content to just cause general havoc. Not to say Heinrich and Sarie don't get into their own mischief, or HELP him. God knows, they're going to be absolute chaos come Halloween. Norma will be watching them while we're at local parties, and I KNOW they're going to give her no end to trouble. Thankfully I know she can handle them, one way or another. I know that it helps that hormones are always a thing with those kids, and Norma's bust is enough to hypnotize anyone, given half a chance. Instant silence, just add cleavage.

Nothing too interesting going on, really, outside of what was mentioned... Darkheart's been...Unwell, on and off. That has me worried, but it is what it is. He's on his meds. That's what's important.

And I mostly get my normal daywear from a little shop called Spinel's in the market square, but for my evening attire and more feminine things, I love this place called The Boutique of Mystique. They specialize in designing clothes for the discerning fellow looking for a bit of feminine finery. I'm good friends with the lady who runs the place, Madeline.