It was by a mere COINCIDENCE that I happened upon Miss Nancy Ninnymuggins in the hall before lunch in the Great Hall this morning. She was MOST apologetic for running into me, and I was ALSO apologetic for having spilt the whiting-ink I was examining down her LOVELY black robes. I MUST say, I was in QUITE a flutter attempting to stop the ink from ( Read more... )

I must wish ALL of you a most happy Christmas. My lovely home in Waterlooville has recently been covered in a FINE coat of white, and this most certainly does tell of the Christmas season! Alas, I miss dearest Gilderoy! What I would not do to see your WONDEROUS face a single time more, this fine day of Christmas… Gilderoy, I cannot wait for the ( Read more... )

Oh, poor Belby! It has been only this evening that I found him coughing up a HAIRBALL! I fear that the poor creature shan't survive this HORRID bout of sickness; surely he is at DEATH'S DOOR! Alas, I will stay with him! And make CERTAIN that his last hours in this world are COMFORTABLE!

Oh no! Another hairball! Oh BELBY!

These SLANDEROUS rumours of me being seen at the lake with an unidentified gentleman are extremely exaggerated, and entirely SLANDEROUS to my REPUTATION, and also to my BELOVED Gilderoy's! I cannot believe that a person would fabricate this unbelievable story, and that people would BELIEVE such and unbelievable story, and that PREPOSTEROUS rumours ( Read more... )

Oh Gilderoy, you are my most honourable heart, and so just and HONOURABLE! I most certainly must thank you for a most wonderful afternoon this Saturday just past, you are a TRUE gentleman!

And poor Sandra Kirkuk! I must say that I thought your behaviour was extremely UNLADYLIKE, Ms. Prewett. I had thought BETTER of you!

Poor Belby appears to be feeling much better now; he has at least stopped moulting, and his fur is beginning to grow back in certain places. The potion was completed dearest Gilderoy helping IMMENSELY last night and all appears to be getting well and I must also thank him as he managed to procure rat tails when I was in DIRE need of them and could ( Read more... )

My dear poor Belby has been MOULTING excessively and he cannot go anywhere without leaving traces of black fur all over the place. He has also been coughing up a TERRIBLE amount of hairballs and I am certain that it is NOT good for him to be this unwell, and that this is highly injurious. I feel I must ask the advice of Professor Kettleburn but I ( Read more... )

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I do so apologise for not having writ in this Journal, but I had family obligations that had to be fulfilled that I simply could not back out of. It pleases me though that you have all been busying yourself and doing what our dearest Headmaster wanted from us. It also pleases me to learn that prefects are willing to stand up for the honour of ( Read more... )