Mum ( Read more... )

Perce,

I'm guessing you've been held up at work, like you said might happen.

The thing is, this place is perfect. And if we sign the papers now, we can even move in a little early. The landlord says he can let us start bringing things over the weekend, as the couple who lived here told him they'll be out completely after tomorrow ( Read more... )

Well, the interview went all right, I guess. I dunno. Mr Powell's not quite as affable as Professor Siz's aunt was ( Read more... )

I don't believe it.

My father sent me a birthday card today.

You seem to have got away with it. Welcome to the real world: Earning your keep, making something of yourself and striking out on your own.

Really, dad?

Ta ever so.

Maybe I will go stay with Karo for a while ( Read more... )

Thank MERLIN that's over ( Read more... )

Yes, Tamblyn says they're in the boys' loos, too. I've told Mr Milland; he didn't seem too bent on prioritising it.

Just see if you can get them down without causing a fuss.

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Oh, Perce ( Read more... )

You've revised all you can.

You're not going to fail.

It's going to be fine.

Oh, help.

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Dear Mr and Mrs Weasley ( Read more... )

Look.

I honestly don't care if you have no incentive to pass your N.E.W.T.s and I really have no interest in whether you use the rest of your lessons to catch up on the engrossing adventures of Martin Miggs.

But will you please stop acting as if Prefects' meetings are nothing more than an excuse to chat up the 6th-year girls ( Read more... )