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I'm not sure how I feel. I feel odd. And rather stupid. And... oh, but it's silly, you know? And I'm awfully worried about... something else and - well. Rather strange.
Well, nothing much has happened something has we got that thunderstorm that I mentioned. It was rather a serious one, too. Ron and I were out for a walk and we got absolutely drenched and had to go inside when lightning struck a few feet away from us. That was quite an experience. I still think that lightning is awfully pretty, though. The thunder was really loud, too. I actually quite like the rain, even when it's torrential like it was - unfortunately, that fondness is only true as long as I am indoors and watching the rain through a window. But - well, anyway, I wasn't really paying that much attention.
My mum has sent me something called 'Guards! Guards!' by Terry Pratchett. He's quite an acclaimed fantasy parody writer in the muggle world. It's actually quite good so far, although I don't usually read this sort of thing. I'm about half-way through it, and have developed a strange fondness for this Samuel Vimes character.
I might have to find more of these books. It won't harm me to read something that isn't factual every now and then, will it.
I don't really have anything else to say. Ron, I think that you - nevermind. Just - well, anyway.
Well, nothing much has happened something has we got that thunderstorm that I mentioned. It was rather a serious one, too. Ron and I were out for a walk and we got absolutely drenched and had to go inside when lightning struck a few feet away from us. That was quite an experience. I still think that lightning is awfully pretty, though. The thunder was really loud, too. I actually quite like the rain, even when it's torrential like it was - unfortunately, that fondness is only true as long as I am indoors and watching the rain through a window. But - well, anyway, I wasn't really paying that much attention.
My mum has sent me something called 'Guards! Guards!' by Terry Pratchett. He's quite an acclaimed fantasy parody writer in the muggle world. It's actually quite good so far, although I don't usually read this sort of thing. I'm about half-way through it, and have developed a strange fondness for this Samuel Vimes character.
I might have to find more of these books. It won't harm me to read something that isn't factual every now and then, will it.
I don't really have anything else to say. Ron, I think that you - nevermind. Just - well, anyway.