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Jan 13, 2011 23:57

My parents were pretty impressed with how school's going for me. I didn't have to lie much or anything. If I keep this up, maybe Mom will let me try out for Quidditch next year.

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donttelldaddy January 16 2011, 05:20:40 UTC

Why do your parents have to know?

xlnt_question February 5 2011, 23:04:15 UTC

Well, if I don't tell them, they'll just find out on their own.

donttelldaddy February 5 2011, 23:14:27 UTC

Not if you're quiet about it.

xlnt_question February 5 2011, 23:17:13 UTC

My mom knows everything I'm going to do before I do it. I swear, she has some sort of crystal ball honed in on me.

donttelldaddy February 5 2011, 23:20:12 UTC

Because you're a kid, you're loud about everything.

xlnt_question February 5 2011, 23:23:32 UTC

I am not.

donttelldaddy February 5 2011, 23:26:07 UTC

As far as I can tell, you are.

xlnt_question February 5 2011, 23:28:21 UTC

I am perfectly quiet and discrete about everything I do.

donttelldaddy February 5 2011, 23:34:04 UTC

Then you should be able to play Quidditch. Don't let someone tell you that you can't do something if you're passionate about it.

xlnt_question February 5 2011, 23:41:13 UTC

...I don't want to get in trouble.

donttelldaddy February 5 2011, 23:42:25 UTC

Is she worried that you'll be hurt?

xlnt_question February 6 2011, 09:02:21 UTC

Probably. But I think it's something more like "you have to earn the right to do fun things".

donttelldaddy February 6 2011, 09:02:54 UTC

My advice is to ignore it.

xlnt_question February 6 2011, 09:03:37 UTC

Is that what you do?

donttelldaddy February 6 2011, 09:04:23 UTC

Yes.

xlnt_question February 6 2011, 09:05:32 UTC

Then I'll do the opposite.

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