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Weekly Post
Feb. 15th, 2013 09:59 pmHi, Mum and Dad,
This week:
On Monday we had Divination, Astronomy lecture, Transfiguration and Defence. Defence used to be pretty nift but now we just read out of a mouldy book about a boy and girl on their brave journey through a dangerous world. Luckily they never seem to encounter anything more dangerous than a flobberworm, so they hardly ever have to cast any defensive spells.
On Tuesday, we made potions in Potions. We cast some charms in Charms. We listened to a ghost in History of Magic.
Wednesday we went back to Divination to see if anything we predicted on Monday came true. Then we did some gardening in Herbology and some animal husbandry in Care of Magical Creatures. And we had another revue rehearsal. And then there was Astronomy at midnight.
Yesterday there was an Arithmancy lesson and we made calculations for that. We cast more charms in Charms. We also had another Transfiguration lesson and we read more for Noble Arts because Professor Dolohov still isn't back in the classroom (although he is directing lessons again, which is a good thing because I don't know if I could read books about boys and girls casting rainbows out of their wands in two different courses).
But more importantly, it was Valentine's Day so everyone was exchanging cards and little heart-shaped boxes of choc and there was loads of snogging everywhere. Dad, I hope you got Mum flowers or something. Bitsy says that she's dead-set on having a real Valentine next year, but I dunno if that's really all that realistic, so maybe you'd better plan on sending her flowers, too. It's not the same but of course better her dad than her brother!
Today we brewed more Potions, petted more creatures, and did loads and loads of reading.
Tomorrow we'll probably watch Hufflepuff flatten Gryffindor at Quidditch. Or perhaps the other way 'round. If we don't all freeze to death out there, anyway.
This week:
On Monday we had Divination, Astronomy lecture, Transfiguration and Defence. Defence used to be pretty nift but now we just read out of a mouldy book about a boy and girl on their brave journey through a dangerous world. Luckily they never seem to encounter anything more dangerous than a flobberworm, so they hardly ever have to cast any defensive spells.
On Tuesday, we made potions in Potions. We cast some charms in Charms. We listened to a ghost in History of Magic.
Wednesday we went back to Divination to see if anything we predicted on Monday came true. Then we did some gardening in Herbology and some animal husbandry in Care of Magical Creatures. And we had another revue rehearsal. And then there was Astronomy at midnight.
Yesterday there was an Arithmancy lesson and we made calculations for that. We cast more charms in Charms. We also had another Transfiguration lesson and we read more for Noble Arts because Professor Dolohov still isn't back in the classroom (although he is directing lessons again, which is a good thing because I don't know if I could read books about boys and girls casting rainbows out of their wands in two different courses).
But more importantly, it was Valentine's Day so everyone was exchanging cards and little heart-shaped boxes of choc and there was loads of snogging everywhere. Dad, I hope you got Mum flowers or something. Bitsy says that she's dead-set on having a real Valentine next year, but I dunno if that's really all that realistic, so maybe you'd better plan on sending her flowers, too. It's not the same but of course better her dad than her brother!
Today we brewed more Potions, petted more creatures, and did loads and loads of reading.
Tomorrow we'll probably watch Hufflepuff flatten Gryffindor at Quidditch. Or perhaps the other way 'round. If we don't all freeze to death out there, anyway.
