Merlin, his life must be dull, sitting at the Headmistress's feet all day. I suppose it's an improvement over serving Carrow, though. Anything would be.
I keep expecting her to reach over and ruffle his hair, like he's a terrier or something. She really does sort of treat him like a pet dog. Which is appropriate in a way, considering he WAS a dog for a while and the Weasley twins adopted him. Apparently he made a pretty good dog.
It's hard to imagine anyone trying to teach something like him magic.
Oh! On the wireless they're talking about the camp incident again. I guess MLE was cross because they'd have liked to know if he knew whether anyone else was trying to learn wandless magic. They're talking about creating procedures instead of just letting the camp administrator do as he thinks fit. I don't know if that's a good idea -- I mean of course I understand why MLE wishes they could've asked him questions but it's the camp administrators that really know what things are LIKE, you know.
Like my family in Ireland.
I hope you don't mind me nattering on. I really can't concentrate on my homework at all.
Now they're talking about quidditch. I guess the World Cup's next year?
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Date: 2011-04-24 08:22 pm (UTC)Merlin, his life must be dull, sitting at the Headmistress's feet all day. I suppose it's an improvement over serving Carrow, though. Anything would be.
I keep expecting her to reach over and ruffle his hair, like he's a terrier or something. She really does sort of treat him like a pet dog. Which is appropriate in a way, considering he WAS a dog for a while and the Weasley twins adopted him. Apparently he made a pretty good dog.
It's hard to imagine anyone trying to teach something like him magic.
Oh! On the wireless they're talking about the camp incident again. I guess MLE was cross because they'd have liked to know if he knew whether anyone else was trying to learn wandless magic. They're talking about creating procedures instead of just letting the camp administrator do as he thinks fit. I don't know if that's a good idea -- I mean of course I understand why MLE wishes they could've asked him questions but it's the camp administrators that really know what things are LIKE, you know.
Like my family in Ireland.
I hope you don't mind me nattering on. I really can't concentrate on my homework at all.
Now they're talking about quidditch. I guess the World Cup's next year?