Hey! I finally got one of those livejournal things that I made all my students get, but didn't have myself. I've never kept a journal before, so I'm sorry if the first few entries aren't the greatest
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Professor, I have a question about the homework...I don't understand the concept of muggle banks. In my opinion, they are much different from wizarding banks, like Gringotts. (I know this is your specialty...heh.) Professor Yelm left you his old lesson plan, right? He told you that I wasn't really accepting the concept of it, and usually I do so it's kind of weird and stuff. ((Professor Yelm is the old teacher of Muggle Studies.))
YES! Now I don't have to worry about Ginny anymore. She always listened to you better anyway, Billy. Good to have ya back bro. ((OOC: Always glad to have another Weasely! welcome!))
Oh my god, I totally forgot that you two guys were brothers! Ron, not only is Bill my professor but once when I went to Egypt with my family and we visited some wizarding villages in Cairo we ran upon a Gringotts there, and I opened up a temporary Teenager Savings Account, and my investor was of course, Bill Weasley. Lol. ^^ That's all I've ever known him from, of course. LOL.
Thank you very much for welcoming me. I appreciate it!! ;)
To Hannah: Your homework about Muggle banks was fine. :) They basically work the same way that our banks work, except all of their information is stored on computers, and their money is different. They have different denominations, such as pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters for coin money. Htye also have paper money, that comes in: 'ones,' 'fives,' 'tens,' 'twenties,' 'fifties,' and 'hundreds.' I hope I cleared it up for you. :)
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((OOC: Always glad to have another Weasely! welcome!))
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Thank you very much for welcoming me. I appreciate it!! ;)
To Hannah: Your homework about Muggle banks was fine. :) They basically work the same way that our banks work, except all of their information is stored on computers, and their money is different. They have different denominations, such as pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters for coin money. Htye also have paper money, that comes in: 'ones,' 'fives,' 'tens,' 'twenties,' 'fifties,' and 'hundreds.' I hope I cleared it up for you. :)
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