Today I have another drawing with a beautiful drabble wrote specially for it by my friend Spidergirl.

This fan art is dedicated to Emma Watson, the strongest (and lucky) spokeswoman we, R&Hr shippers could have, and to all of HP fans that like her, since the beginning, also "dreamed Hermione´s dreams":
she and Ron in a peaceful world, with lots of "beautiful red-haired babies"!!

Golden Moments
by
Spidergirl

"My grandmother used to say that photos are snippets from our memories, kept in pieces of paper, so that we might remind ourselves when our minds become lazy with age.
I'm not convinced our minds will forget the most important moments of our lives. I believe that there are unforgettable moments that we won't remember only when we are no longer alive. But maybe it's only me in my late twenties.
Although I couldn't agree more with her when she said that photos hold a Magic of their own, especially once I saw the Magical photos. They are more exciting and catch more details than the Muggle ones. Looking at them is like we are living the moment over and over again, and it's quite fascinating.
Because my mother grew up in a house full of framed photos which represented the most cherished moments of her family through the ages, she did the same in the house we lived in until I was twelve. So I've been in love with the idea since always.
I dreamt of having a large shelf in my own house, in the living room or in the library. And upon them would be nice and simple photo frames displaying the cherished moments and familiar traditions that connect my family with Ron's. Just as Molly very much likes to put photos of her children and grandchildren in the The Burrow's living room where they are like wallpaper pieces, which make walls almost come alive with colors, moving, and Weasley grins.
There are snippets from my childhood, amazing moments from my time as a student at Hogwarts and my and Ron's happiest moments, displayed on the large and simple bookshelves in my library.
Photos from our time at the Quidditch World Cup before fourth year with Ron's family and Harry.
Summer moments at The Burrow as everyone sunbathed or had fun on in the pond.
Everyone sharing the indescribable sense of accomplishment and peace after the end of the War.
The first time Ron and I had dinner at The Burrow as a couple.
Broom flights for Ron and me on Saturday afternoons when we dated before we went to our favorite place for our private snogging.
The evidence of being caught once by Bill when we were returning to the backyard of The Burrow, which is one of the funniest photos ever: Ron and I blushing like tomatoes with our messed hair and clothes, riding a broomstick. George and Charlie still nag Ron about that nowadays.
On the day we and Harry received our 'Order of Merlin' awards for services to the Wizarding world, a proud moment for all of us.
Mine and Ron's wedding day reception at the moment that George tried to vanish the mud from my bridal veil, performing a charm that made the veil become red and too hot for me to wear it. The photo was taken the moment that most of guests were laughing and trying to help rid me of it. This memory brings always a smile to my face.
The day Rose was born, as Ron held her in his arms, his grin getting bigger as my eyes filled with tears of joy, looking at them and at Charlie, who took the photo, grinning as much as Ron.
The other cherished moments that my memories hold are kept in large photo albums, placed chronologically on one of the shelves in library as well.
In this moment, I'm putting on the shelf my most recent photo-one of my favorites ever.
It is a photo from Ginny's birthday party that Harry took it unexpectedly as I held Rosie in my arms and she tenderly touched Ron's face. She loves to try touching Ron's mouth as he speaks to her. Rosie's grin is just the warmest thing in this world, so resembling that of her daddy's.
Photos are more than snippets of our memories. They are the proof that our family and friends are more precious than coins or jewelry in a vault. They display golden moments forever."



This drawing was made in 180gr A4 size Canson paper, with watercolor and watercolor pencils (NO Photoshop).