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Can you do the fandango?
Apr. 19th, 2003 11:53 amHello again.
Am home now, though still quite weak and it seems I've attempted to gnaw my own leg off (again), so I am stuck in bed as getting around is dodgy at best. I would be quite miserable were it not for Sirius fussing over me like a house-elf, and Harry setting me up with this brilliant little computer shaped like a book. It's wireless and small and so I can lie here and keep in touch with all of you. Cheers, you two.
Thank you all for participating in the werewolf study, especially the final lesson. I understand some of you could not stay through the entire half-hour and that it was particularly frightening for a few, and I want you to know that it's all right that you left. Some of my closest friends and even my family couldn't bear to see it sometimes, and I am certain that if I could see it for myself I would probably not stick around, either. The mere fact you attended at all is more than enough. Full marks, to all of you (with one exception, but I will leave that to deal with at the new term).
It would seem I have a houseguest for a bit - much to Sirius's chagrin, unfortunately. I really should have checked with him first, as it's his house too. I hope he can adjust though, Narcissa's taken a very big step and while she may have had a lot of the better things in life, right now all she needs most is a friend.
There was a brilliant wrestling match this morning on my bedroom floor, between a rather skinny boy and a very large black dog. I am afraid the dog may have had the upperhand paw, however - he shed so much I feared that at any moment Harry would be overcome with fur. It is fortunate that Narcissa is having a lie-in, I don't know how kindly she would take to so much dog hair.
Anyway, I am told I should turn this off and get some rest. I think it is time for tea.
PS: Thank you all very, very much for the cranes. It started with the small green one someone left me in the hospital wing and they seem to have followed me home. There must be hundreds of them! I see someone is using the Weasley Roar-I-Gami paper, there are now little paper cranes fluttering throughout the house. Padfoot enjoys snapping at them, though Harry seems annoyed that they think his hair is a nest. Highly amusing. Thank you.
See you all soon. Happy Easter, everyone.
Am home now, though still quite weak and it seems I've attempted to gnaw my own leg off (again), so I am stuck in bed as getting around is dodgy at best. I would be quite miserable were it not for Sirius fussing over me like a house-elf, and Harry setting me up with this brilliant little computer shaped like a book. It's wireless and small and so I can lie here and keep in touch with all of you. Cheers, you two.
Thank you all for participating in the werewolf study, especially the final lesson. I understand some of you could not stay through the entire half-hour and that it was particularly frightening for a few, and I want you to know that it's all right that you left. Some of my closest friends and even my family couldn't bear to see it sometimes, and I am certain that if I could see it for myself I would probably not stick around, either. The mere fact you attended at all is more than enough. Full marks, to all of you (with one exception, but I will leave that to deal with at the new term).
It would seem I have a houseguest for a bit - much to Sirius's chagrin, unfortunately. I really should have checked with him first, as it's his house too. I hope he can adjust though, Narcissa's taken a very big step and while she may have had a lot of the better things in life, right now all she needs most is a friend.
There was a brilliant wrestling match this morning on my bedroom floor, between a rather skinny boy and a very large black dog. I am afraid the dog may have had the upper
Anyway, I am told I should turn this off and get some rest. I think it is time for tea.
PS: Thank you all very, very much for the cranes. It started with the small green one someone left me in the hospital wing and they seem to have followed me home. There must be hundreds of them! I see someone is using the Weasley Roar-I-Gami paper, there are now little paper cranes fluttering throughout the house. Padfoot enjoys snapping at them, though Harry seems annoyed that they think his hair is a nest. Highly amusing. Thank you.
See you all soon. Happy Easter, everyone.
