Skip to main content

Small Hiatus

Sorry, my loyal fans.

With the upcoming arrival of our dear Mr. Potter's last installment, I will be taking an itsy bitsy hiatus. Just a small one though.

Saturday is when the book is released, and I also have a family reunion/graduation party to attend as well--so things will be a little hectic over here.

I will be back on once I finish HP7...so that I can sign on and enjoy the freedom of surfing my favorite sites so that I won't stumble across any spoilers. And I PROMISE that I will not post any spoilers on here until a LONG TIME after the book's been released (aka 6 months to a year). Even then, it wouldn't be to spoil--merely to discuss. Won't that be fun?!?

Well, I will return soon enough...I'm betting on Monday at the earliest.

Comments

SalGal said…
Um, I have a husband and three small boys that are so active, I'm looking into baby valium, and I'm going to have that book finished come 6:00 a.m. (or earlier!) Sunday morning. If you don't finish by then as well... I just don't know how you can consider yourself a true Harry Potter fan.

;-)
July 19, 2007 at 2:35:00 PM EDT
alexgirl said…
have a nice hiatus!
I think i'll be too scared to leave my house when HP comes out. The streets will be frantic with HP fans! Woo hoooooo!
I just saw the latest movie. It ROCKED.
July 20, 2007 at 11:53:00 AM EDT
SalGal said…
Halfway through.... lalalalala... halfway through... and I only just started at 8:30 this morning...
July 21, 2007 at 6:28:00 PM EDT
SalGal said…
It was 7:42 when I finished. Let's talk.
July 21, 2007 at 11:11:00 PM EDT
alexgirl said…
did you finish yet? did you finish yet?
Sorry, just bugging you! Hope you had a good weekend.
July 23, 2007 at 2:21:00 PM EDT
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kick some serious ass, and don't forget to take names

Holy shiza. I can't believe we did that. I won't keep you in suspense...but today...(Dramatic pause)...I quit fastpitch softball. I'll start at the beginning. Yesterday we had our first official slowpitch game (aka for my father's team). I went, because honestly--how can you not go to your own father's game? Not to mention, the fastpitch game was a make-up that we didn't know about until last week. So we--my older sister Devyn, a friend of mine named Ashley--went to our slowpitch game. After all, my dad needed us and we would've had to forfeit if we didn't have enough girls to play. So we sort of ditched the fastpitch game. But it was NBD, seriously. Ashley NEVER plays in a fastpitch game. She sits the bench EVERY game, yet shows up for every practice, all the time. So naturally she's going to go to the game where she gets a chance to play, and not to mention she's good at it. My sister, on the other hand, is a senior. She's paid her dues. S...
3 comments
Read more

Just another Monday

I took some pictures today, figuring I knew that I wouldn't feel up to posting something gigantic. And I'm not. We had another softball game this afternoon, and even though I played for about...3½ minutes, I'm still wiped from having to spend the entire game on my feet (and add that up to my day and school, and it's cause for exhaustion). My 3½ minutes in the spotlight was when my coach decided that we were losing bad enough (We lost 17-10 or something like that) that it wouldn't do any harm to put the Junior Varsity Princess (aka moi, if you're that thick) into the game. The batter's box, to be precise. I guess I wasn't good enough to defend the field. :( Whatever. So, I must've been a lot more nervous than I thought I was, because everyone kept telling me to relax. I didn't feel nervous, but when I struck out (I went down swingin', ya bastards!) and returned to the dugout, I realized that my hands were shaking. Well, here are the pictures.....
4 comments
Read more

Go on and lose it

"Everybody makes mistakes/Everybody has those days..." -Hannah Montana Yeah Miss Montana? Well, I doubt you've had the day I've had. Enter: Wake up at 6:00 in the morning on a Saturday. Get in the shower, dress, and eat breakfast. Wonder why I'm up so early? I have a Youth and Government shindig. I get ready to go, and then wake my dad up at 7:30 and tell him we should go soon. I have to be there by 9 am, and it's about a half-hour away. That translates to an hour or so with me driving (still on my permit, so Dad has to come) and the fact that we don't exactly know where the Anita Tuvin Schlecter building is. I drove fine on the way there, no one died. =) We get there, and we were kind of lost--but that wasn't that big of deal. We were still early and we found the place all right. I also found my friend from Y&G who had told me what was going on today. We stood outside the ATS building...and it was locked. There wasn't a soul in sight. Me: ...
3 comments
Read more