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dragonsmemory said:
I was 5 when I first discovered him. Sorcerer's Stone was a gift from my kindergarten teacher. Even though I had been 読書 since age 2, I still had trouble with some of the words. As a result, my mom read it to me as my bedtime story. Iremember sitting up in bed, Hogwarts a clear image in my mind.
Later, when I could read it for myself, I would read at night. Sometimes, I'd fall asleep. I would wake up 次 morning and find the book on the floor によって my bed.
Every year, for my birthday, I would get the 次 installment. I practically memorized them.
When the first movie came out, my parents took me to see it. I was still young enough for Voldemort to creep me out. When the 秒 movie came out, I saw the プレビュー for it. I clearly remember seeing the Polyjuice sequence. It scared me, so I told my parents I didn't want to see any もっと見る of them in the theater.
For six years, I waited openly for the letter. Since then I only harbor the secret hope that it will come.
When book 4 arrived, I read it so fast my mom accused me of skimming. In all honesty, I never skimmed any of the Harry Potter books. Remember that.
When I got book 7, I plunked my self on my ベッド and started reading. I barely ate. Finally, I got so far in the book that my mom actually TOOK it from me and accuse me of skipping. I took it back 次 日 and finished it in a couple hours.
Recently, I saw the last movie in the theater. It was a birthday present. For my 18th birthday.
Just like all the other Potterheads, I read the 本 and saw the movies. I had Norbert. I played with sticks, pretending they were wands. I have the Sorcerer's Stone trivia game (and I always win). And I waited for my letter.
However, I have something not even the most die-hard Potterhead has. My birthday is July 31.
That 日 is my special connection to Harry. I always like to mention that. Of all the Potterheads, I'll probably miss Harry the most. At least I still have the special day. Harry Potter Day.
To Harry Potter, The Boy Who Lived!
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