Funny Things

dragonsmemory I follow them all. Except #5. I haven't gotten there yet. My plan is to read it to them when my oldest turns five, the same age I was when I first heard the story. Back then, I heard it alongside the Velveteen Rabbit, which had been one of my favorites. It was only recently that I realized the connection. Anyway, when I read it, the circle of my life will be complete and theirs will just be beginning. Harry Potter was my entire childhood. My kids should have the same opportunity. They should hear the story that so many of us love, love to the point of making it real. Look around. Hogwarts is real. Harry is real. And his story is the greatest ever told. From him, we learned that anyone can be great. Even a skinny boy with a lightning-shaped scar and clothes way too big.

ProfSnape ...a little emotional, are we?

dragonsmemory Just a bit. Like Ij said, it was my childhood. I saw the last movie the very day I turned 18.

ProfSnape Is that... supposed to be... sad?

dragonsmemory A bit. And a bit ironic. But, seeing a you have no senseof humor, then it's sad.

Bluekait right? but he loves us. i am really sad for you though.

dragonsmemory Thanks

Bluekait you are welcome.