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Happily married, mother of 2 adult children, hand knitting pattern designer. All content in my blog is copyright Dawn Brocco, 2004.


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Sunday, April 06, 2008
The Last of Potter
I know I'm probably the last person to read it, but yesterday I began the Deathly Hallows, reading from early afternoon to bedtime, then finishing the last few chapters this morning. Hubby watched, in amazement, yesterday, as I read, and read and read, devouring the 759 pages. This is how I read. It's the way I read as a child - all weekend long. Then, like waking up from a dream, thrust back into daily life.
Which, for me, today, means cleaning the bathroom, doing laundry, then starting the 4th of the 5 needed afghan panels.
Hubby has a friend here today who's helping with house prep for relisting - namely, cleaning all the storms inside and out - no small job with 40+ windows on this house.
So, off to clean, though my head is still in Potter-land...
Which, for me, today, means cleaning the bathroom, doing laundry, then starting the 4th of the 5 needed afghan panels.
Hubby has a friend here today who's helping with house prep for relisting - namely, cleaning all the storms inside and out - no small job with 40+ windows on this house.
So, off to clean, though my head is still in Potter-land...
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This is the way I've always read also. It's dangerous for me to start a new book in the middle of the week. I'm too tempted to stay up all night reading.
I've heard they're planning to make this into 2 movies rather than one. Too much to cram into just one movie.
Good luck on the re-list!
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I've heard they're planning to make this into 2 movies rather than one. Too much to cram into just one movie.
Good luck on the re-list!
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