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J-TGriffy
Monday 12th March 2012 17:49
2nd year
Num. of Reviews: 77
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| GinevraMollyWeasley
Sunday 25th January 2009 08:58
2nd year
Num. of Reviews: 67 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| it does? |
| debbie1407
Sunday 3rd August 2008 11:16
1st year
Num. of Reviews: 11 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
awesome story!! lots of humour and comedy. loved it!! I love reading about Harry and Ginny's happy ever after!! like a lot of people have said, although they're married with kids they're still very much the same characters as they were in the series  |
St Margarets
Sunday 3rd August 2008 12:03 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| I'm glad you liked it. It was a prompt for a fic. exchange so I had to really think about it. JKR gave us a nice view of H/G as parents, so it was fun to pull back and think about their relationship to each other at that age. Thanks for reading! |
| pyromain
Thursday 1st May 2008 12:05
Hogwarts alumni
Num. of Reviews: 580 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| Loved the story, so I like to thank you and your beta's for it. |
St Margarets
Saturday 3rd May 2008 01:51 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| Thanks for letting me know. I'll pass it on to my betas who never get enough credit! |
| rdprice29
Tuesday 29th April 2008 21:03
3rd year
Num. of Reviews: 141 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
Hee! How many times have I reviewed this now? I love this story so much, it's so wonderful! And the fact that Silas reminds me of my grandfather probably helps a bit as well.
But mostly it's because how much I absolutely adore how you write Harry and Ginny. Their love for each other and their true partnership just jump off the page/screen, and it's something I try to emulate in my own marriage.
Wonderful job! |
St Margarets
Saturday 3rd May 2008 01:50 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
You can review as often as you like!  I'm glad to hear that Silas comes through so clearly. I really wanted to focus on H/G and not have another character take over - but I still had to make him seem real.
Hee. Real marriages are 24/7 - but luckily there are nice moments to balance out the other parts.
Thanks for reading. *hugs* |
| MissJadeHarley
Tuesday 29th April 2008 12:43
1st year
Num. of Reviews: 10 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
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| Lady Whizbee
Tuesday 29th April 2008 12:27
1st year
Num. of Reviews: 8 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
I'm so glad to see that you posted this here! *claps excidedly*
I just love this little one-shot. You've captured Harry and Ginny so well. I love seeing them later in life like this, happily married, grown-up but still in many ways just the same. *happy sighs*
And the humor is spot on, too--so endearing and true. Well done, Mary.  |
St Margarets
Tuesday 29th April 2008 13:22 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| You're so sweet! I'm glad you still liked it after another read through. Thanks! |
| ngayonatkailanman
Tuesday 29th April 2008 11:34
4th year
Num. of Reviews: 194 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| What an imagination you have. Excellent blend of personal tragedy and the capacity to overcome it! |
St Margarets
Tuesday 29th April 2008 12:05 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| I'm glad you liked it! It was something a little different for me to try. |
| Hollu
Tuesday 29th April 2008 08:14
1st year
Num. of Reviews: 47 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| ^_^ |
| The_Critic
Monday 28th April 2008 18:29
7th year
Num. of Reviews: 302 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
Huh? wait, what about the cough drops? I really like it but that confused me a bit...  I love all your stories though! |
St Margarets
Tuesday 29th April 2008 07:41 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| The cough drops are what made Silas act so strangely that he brought attention to himself at such a late age. Sorry if that was confusing. |
| ibelieveintruelove
Monday 28th April 2008 13:50
6th year
Num. of Reviews: 257 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| Haha so cute! I love how you portrayed Ginny and Harry's relationship - still in love after all these years. And you story was excellent at explaining Ginny's career choice. Great job! |
St Margarets
Tuesday 29th April 2008 07:40 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| Until I got the prompt I had never really thought about Ginny's career choice, so it was fun to imagine how that might have come about - and what Harry would have to say about it. Thanks for reading! |
| crucio
Monday 28th April 2008 12:52
1st year
Num. of Reviews: 24 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| Sweet ficlet, thanks for sharing. One remark: I don't know where you got amateur translated as "love of", but amateur means literally "lover" (-eur is the French equivalent to English -er suffix.) It fits better the context and it makes for a better closing line for the story if you use the literal translation. |
St Margarets
Tuesday 29th April 2008 07:38 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| Thanks for pointing that out. I'll have Sherry add the "r." |
| Mullvaney
Monday 28th April 2008 12:11
1st year
Num. of Reviews: 27 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| Well, Harry has grown into a typical male, hasn't he? This is so natural and such a true extension of their characters, it seems like you've "observed them in the field" Some days, I think I could use some of those halucinogenic cough drops splendid as always, St. M.! |
St Margarets
Tuesday 29th April 2008 07:38 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
"In the field" *snort* Those man creatures are fun to observe aren't they (as you step carefully over their socks)
Oh, the cough drops - I think the remedies of old probably had a lot of dodgy ingredients that might not make you feel better, but would certainly make you forget your original problem. |
| Steven Carnell
Monday 28th April 2008 03:51
2nd year
Num. of Reviews: 74 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| This story was just great! Gentle humour and well written. 10/10 |
St Margarets
Monday 28th April 2008 05:33 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| I'm glad you liked the humour. It's always hard to know if what I think is funny will translate to the reader! Thanks for reading! |
| FlittterKat
Monday 28th April 2008 02:00
1st year
Num. of Reviews: 39 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
Very good, I loved Silas. I've seen a lot of kids play sports but not because they love it. It's too bad.
It's so nice to see Harry happy and Ginny finding her calling. Very nice story. |
St Margarets
Monday 28th April 2008 05:32 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| *sigh* It's true about kids who are good at something (music or sports say) who don't really have a passion for it. I had fun with the H/G dynamic in this. I like to consider Harry in a support role for a change. Thanks for reading! |
| juliet
Monday 28th April 2008 00:37
7th year
Num. of Reviews: 303 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| This was so lovely - I especially enjoyed the humour throughout it and how Harry supported Ginny while she made her career change. thankyou |
St Margarets
Monday 28th April 2008 05:31 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| I'm glad you liked the humour - that's always hard to know when you're writing. What I think is funny might not always seem that way to the readers. I would think Harry, with that pesky prophecy over and done with, would have a lot more emotional energy to support his friend and family, and most importantly his wife. I like to think of their happily ever after in such a way. Thanks for reading! |
| amamama
Monday 28th April 2008 00:22
Hogwarts alumni
Num. of Reviews: 440 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
It's the two emotions that are at the root of everything - love and fear. Poor Silas, but maybe he finally became able to step forward in love, or at least managed to let some of the fear go... As fro you - its obvious you love writing, but that's not really a surperise. For neither of us.
Excellent work as always, Mary (with a nod to Bel and Sherry)
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St Margarets
Monday 28th April 2008 05:28 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| *loves* Yes - Bel and Sherry need more than nods sent their way. I hated to construct such a life for Silas - but a brush with the Potters and a little bit of exposure to the sporting will surely turn his life in a different direction. Thanks for reading as always. |
| blue artemis
Sunday 27th April 2008 20:59
3rd year
Num. of Reviews: 125 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
| That was a lovely story, although I feel really sorry for Silas. |
St Margarets
Monday 28th April 2008 05:26 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| I'm glad Silas's story came through even though I never had him speak or addressed him directly. Thanks for reading and letting me know! |
| mary-v
Sunday 27th April 2008 20:50
Hogwarts alumni
Num. of Reviews: 494 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
AHH I LOVED THIS!
*sigh* I really love you and your writing style, dear. |
St Margarets
Monday 28th April 2008 05:24 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| *loves back* Thanks for reading! It makes the writing struggle worthwhile. |
| gymnastgal19
Sunday 27th April 2008 20:06
Hogwarts alumni
Num. of Reviews: 2461 | Of Hobbiies and Careers |
haha! this was an awesome story!
i love the dissapointment of harry's when ginny wasn gonna become his slave :p
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St Margarets
Monday 28th April 2008 05:22 | Of Hobbiies and Careers (Author Response) |
| Thank you for this review and for all of the others you left me over the weekend. I was away for a few days and imagine my surprise to see so many nice reveiws in my in-box. |
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