Well I think Harry Potter came out at all the wrong time for me. We took Don's podiatry equipment up to Wollongong on Friday and stayed overnight to get our copy of Harry. We were about 30th in a line of about 300 by 9:00 in the morning. It was truly great to see every walking around with their nose in their copy. I for one am very appreciative of them for the fact that the DH hadn't really been reading for years, but these books have put him back into the habit. I won't ruin it for anyone by saying who died, I am one of those cheaters who read the last three or four pages first anyway, so I knew before I read the whole thing. I really appreciated the way she dealt with the whole teenage angst thing and if nothing else Rowling sends a message to teenagers that they aren't alone with their confused feelings. Personally I feel it was a bit too long, but I did enjoy it. It just took up way too much packing time for me, and now that I have finished it, I best get back to it.
Lynn Scott, surrounded by boxes and mayhem, where we are moving most of our worldly goods into a farm machinery shed until we can get our guest house built. The real magic will be fitting enough stuff for a 27 sqm home into a 7 sqm space, without sacrificing crafts. For my last week in Cobargo until we have a house To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
