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Thursday 23rd April 2009 16:38 | I Saw My Lady Weep | I miss Dumbledore I always loved his sense of humor
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Wednesday 9th July 2008 22:28 | I Saw My Lady Weep | nice chapter!
these are awful short ones lol | ladybug
Thursday 26th June 2008 19:27 | I Saw My Lady Weep | Oh, this is a very satisfying chapter - I enjoyed seeing Harry trying to explain in more detail to Ginny and McGonagall what happened in the forest.
"I don't know if anyone would ever call his mind the most organized... he loved mischief too much, I think." McGonagall smiled, but it was a sad sort of smile. "I always envied his sense of humor, you know."
This is so insightful and spot-on - excellent ending to the chapter! | the_critic
Saturday 14th June 2008 08:39 | I Saw My Lady Weep | "This wizard had robbed a jeweler. The Aurors could prove the wizard did it, but they never found the gold and jewels he had stolen. He was convicted anyway and sent to Azkaban for a year. While there, he received a letter from his wife that read "Dear husband, I've decided to plant cabbages in the back garden. When would be the best time to plant them?" The wizard sent his wife back a letter that read "Darling wife, don't dig in the back garden, because that's where I hid all the treasure I stole."
"A week later he receives another letter from his wife that reads "Dear husband, you wouldn't believe what happened. No more than a day after I got your note, a team of Aurors came, and they dug up the entire back garden." So the prisoner wrote another letter back: 'Darling wife... now is the best time to plant the cabbages."
lol. | RIPHedwig
Thursday 29th May 2008 08:03 | I Saw My Lady Weep | | Aaah... But I was right about the 70 thing! | majolie
Wednesday 26th March 2008 11:14 | I Saw My Lady Weep | | So sad - the idea of McGonagall gone. I'm hoping she changes her mind. Very pleasant chapter. |
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