Sally-Anne was heading toward the Great Hall to meet Parvati for their all-girl evening. Her excitement had pushed her to leave a bit early, so Sally knew she would have to wait, but she didn't mind. She finally reached the double doors and leaned against the wall as she waited for her friend to join her. This was exactly what she needed. A trouble ( Read more... )

Friday. Finally!

This week has been a total nightmare.
So much work. But at least I've cleared my most schedule for the weekend, right?

If anyone wants to do something, I'll be in the Common Room.

( Owl to Sara Sanders )

Sally-Anne was walking back from the Great Hall. Dinner was nearly over and, as usual, she left early to avoid the buzz of students heading back to their common room. She pulled out a small piece of parchment from her school back and scanned it quickly.

TO DO LISTOwl Mum & Dad about grades ( Read more... )

Ummm.

It seems there are more Slytherins complaining about everyone else complaining than actual people who are complaining.

So in their quest to stop all the whining, they are only increasing it.
Doesn't seem very logical to me.

Merlin I hate winter!
I mean truly, completely, absolutely loathe it.

It's cold and wet. Snow get in everywhere. The wind burns your face. No matter how many pairs of sock you wear, your feet are still soaking wet every time you step outside. It's dark before dinner. Everything is dead and boring ( Read more... )

Sally-Anne was sitting at her usual table in the back of the library. Her notes, which were usually neatly organized, were stacked in reckless piles on the desk. Sally had always had descent grades, but since the headmistress had reviewed her homework, her Transfiguration and Herbology grades had greatly suffered. She stared down at her newly ( Read more... )