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I will never forget this term. I did not want to come to Hogwarts, but I arrived on the Durmstrang ship after I ran away and I was found. I got here only a few hours late. I didn't even miss a single day of school
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I am glad to hear from you. And I am obviously glad Pansy could make you feel better. How did she do that? By using her sense of practicalness? (Is this a word?)
Hey yes, there is irony in most of your friends being Slytherins. I suppose more in Gryffindor should be like you.
No, you didn't tell me that about Brielle. But she is very much for you and with you, I can tell. We haven't actually spoken recently, even if I am in your house right now! But I still have my work and now I do prefect patrol and there are a few other responsibilities.
Good friends and brothers take advantage of the other.
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Yes, more Gryffindors need to get over their grudges over Slytherins and just grow up. Well I know in the instance of Harry it could be harder then most. Draco has been gunning for him ever since Harry snubbed him their first year, but still in the long run it would be better if everyone in both houses could forget their grudges for the benefit of Hogwarts and keeping it safe against the coming war.
It's alright how can I expect to see you when I don't even see my own Dorm mates very often this year.
I am glade you agree this way I don't feel like such a leech hahahaha....
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But isn't Draco changing now? I changed this year, thanks to your help, Droogie, and you have changed. I don't understand why some won't see what's happening. They don't have to love someone to team up with them.
And Castro is out.
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If you ever need any information on Russia like specific customs, or weird little trivia things that no one else but a Russian would know, please contact me. I love talking about Russia!
My contact information is in my LJ userinfo. You don't need to reply to this if you choose not to.
(Incidentally, my usericon right now is of the cat named Begemot (hippopotamus, in Russian) from Mikhail Bulgakov's book Master and Margarita. READ THIS BOOK. This book is awesome. And if you can grab a copy of We by Yevgeny Zamyatin, that's also a great read -- as is The Russian Debutante's Handbook by Gary Shteyngart (and this guy is something like 30 years old! He's really young! Amazing book, though)).
Sorry for the intrusion into RP! Just had to comment.
-- Sarah
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They also only eat open-faced sandwiches (called buterbrodui -- it comes from the german word for "butter and bread." Creative.) But the best food that they have out there are these things in St. Petersburg called shaverma (called shaurma in Moscow). They're like chicken fajitas -- I think they're a Kazakh dish. It's strips of roasted chicken with a honey, dill, and sour cream sauce, with chopped up tomatoes and cucumbers in a piece of flat bread. It is SO good when eaten with a glass of good vodka. I LIVED off that stuff when I was in St. Pete.
Ah, Sankt Peterbourg! Kak ya lyublu tebe!
-- Sarah
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