Good luck, Sally-Anne!

[alt_michael]

I'm heading down after lunch to cheer you on. Bitsy and Phillip want to come, too. (They asked why I was going to watch Slytherin's try outs and I told them, hope that's all right.)

Just remember, when you're turning in tight formation, nudge the broom with your knees, not your hand. And it's not the same as distance flying, so think about your levels and not just all on one plane.

You'll be brilliant! And I'll see you after.

Comments

[alt_sally_anne]

Thanks, Michael.

[alt_justin]

Sally-Anne,

You never said anything about it, what! I suppose I can well understand not wishing to announce it, at least not until one knows the outcome.

But that's smashing! I was going to do a bit of revising but now I suppose that's not on. Going to support a friend is bally well more fun than revising, at any rate, what?

Is it bad luck to wish one good luck, like in the theatre? What does one say here--bend a twig? Well, whatever it is, may you have it.

-Justin

[alt_sally_anne]

'Good luck' is fine. I didn't want loads of people watching Thanks, Justin.

Private message to Michael

[alt_sally_anne]

So long as I don't make an utter fool of myself I'll be happy.

Re: Private message to Michael

[alt_michael]

From what I understand, the fools are the ones who'll be sitting on the bench next match, so you've nothing to worry about.

Re: Private message to Michael

[alt_sally_anne]

Well there is that.

[alt_pansy]

If you find me in the stands when you get here, we can all cheer her on together.