Talk to me
May. 3rd, 2006 10:31 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
resonantGod, it's good to be home. (In less than a month I have to go visit the family on the other coast, but for the moment I'm going to pretend I get to stay home for a bit.) My own bed, my own food, my own cat. Bliss.
Trip went well. Wedding went well. Brown dress was predictably awful on me, but I was standing between my brother's beautiful bride and my cute 7-year-old kidlet with a flower basket, so nobody was looking at me anyway.
So I missed the "ask me anything" meme and I know that's sooo last week, but I want fannish people to talk to me. So ask me something if you want. (Even if it's "Remind me again why I might have friended you? because I can't remember who you are.") Be anonymous if you like; I've got anon comments screened, but if yours isn't an ad for something, I'll unscreen it as soon as I get it.
Or tell me something. I wanna see you! I wanna relate to you!
Trip went well. Wedding went well. Brown dress was predictably awful on me, but I was standing between my brother's beautiful bride and my cute 7-year-old kidlet with a flower basket, so nobody was looking at me anyway.
So I missed the "ask me anything" meme and I know that's sooo last week, but I want fannish people to talk to me. So ask me something if you want. (Even if it's "Remind me again why I might have friended you? because I can't remember who you are.") Be anonymous if you like; I've got anon comments screened, but if yours isn't an ad for something, I'll unscreen it as soon as I get it.
Or tell me something. I wanna see you! I wanna relate to you!
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Date: 5/4/06 04:29 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 5/9/06 04:04 pm (UTC)I wish I could explain why I suddenly lost enthusiasm for HP, but I don't really understand it myself. It happened when I read HBP, and that can't be a coincidence, but I still can't quite explain it. I liked HBP as well as any of the other books (except Prisoner of Azkaban, which remains my favorite).
I suspect it has to do with losing the necessary level of denial about what's going to happen to Snape.