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Hydra Lestrange Finch-Fletchley ([personal profile] alt_hydra) wrote2009-10-21 04:21 pm

some things I may have missed and should write

Some good things and some bad things have happened.
Tex disappeared, but that was a while ago.
It's not important anyway, Mummy said, because he was just a rabbit made of parchment.
But then Tina my robe pet stopped working.
I think I took good care of her, but she doesn't move anymore, and I don't have any sickles for a new Tina.
I guess she's broken now, but it feels like she's dead.
Another bad thing was that ink spilled all over my Charms essay, twice.
I left it behind in the library when I went to the toilet, and when I came back it was all inky.
And then when I was re-writing it I left for just a minute to get a book, and when I came back it was all inky again.
I must be very unlucky, or else Peeves is following me.
I didn't have much time to re-write my essay a third time, so it was a little untidy, and maybe not very good.
My mark wasn't as awful it might have been, but I still had to write an owl and tell Mummy about getting a P.
She didn't send a howler by owl, because she doesn't ever send howlers by owl.
I think I will have to work on my essays in the dormitory now.
It will be more difficult, though, because Norma and Cressida have become very good friends, and they like to chat and play in our room.
Norma and Cressida have an awfully jolly time together.
That's a good thing for them, I think.
But then a good thing happened to me!
It was hard to wait and write about it last, after describing the bad things, but something very good has happened.
Thank you thank you thank you Daddy!
I don't know where I will keep him, but he's so so lovely.
I am going to call him Tully.

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