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Sep 12, 2006 17:17

McGonnagal goads me daily about what I'm going to do with my life. She says that I'm lucky that I'm so clever, or else I'd be in serious trouble for not choosing a career field, and didn't I know that after graduation it's really too late to make a choice?

I told her that I frankly did not care, and that if all else failed, I'd go work for Fred and ( Read more... )

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_susie_bones_ September 12 2006, 22:44:49 UTC
I didn't really have any idea what I was going to do throughout my seventh year and I ended up with a job at the Ministry. Everything works out eventually and I have no doubt that it will do so for you.

You and Justin, eh? I can't say I ever imagined that happening...

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_batbogeyhex_ September 12 2006, 23:32:06 UTC
You make it sound like we're having babies, Sus. We've just agreed to meet up. Nothing has happened yet, and it's possible that nothing ever will.

Not that a girl couldn't get her hopes up.

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_susie_bones_ September 13 2006, 00:10:33 UTC
That's not at all what I intended. Merlin. I don't really know what I intended actually.

I know about the hopes thing, Gin. Oh, do I know...

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unpetrified September 14 2006, 17:10:07 UTC
Hmm. Interesting.

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_indian_goddess September 14 2006, 09:26:43 UTC
Gods, McGonagall! I swear, she never left me alone. Miss Patil, be quiet; Miss Patil, stop passing notes; Miss Patil, we do not charm our quill to scribble I ♥ Snape all over Miss Brown's animal transfiguration essay ... Hmm... third year was fun.

Don't worry about it. I didn't know what I wanted to do until I graduated. I just did the classes I could get into and hoped for the best.

Justin is rather cute, isn't he?

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_batbogeyhex_ September 14 2006, 13:03:05 UTC
Oh, god, that was you? Dear old 'Lav-Lav' was totally infuriated, running around after class shouting that her essay was ruined. I definitely remember that. Good job on that one.

I think that's what I'll do. Just go with the flow, sort of.

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_indian_goddess September 14 2006, 23:12:21 UTC
It was purely a joke. Seamus told me to do it. She did get a bit overemotional about it now that I think about it. Well too late to appologise now.

Well, good luck with it all!

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unpetrified September 14 2006, 17:12:10 UTC
Don't listen to that old bag.

We pretty much took the same courses. But I didn't have Muggle Studies. I was born and raised a Muggle, that would've been redundant I suppose.

I will see you on Friday. And maybe we'll just take it from there.

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_batbogeyhex_ September 15 2006, 17:38:09 UTC
Hermione took it, though, didn't she? And she's Muggle born.

I couldn't get out of it with my dad around. He thinks Muggle Studies is the most important class EVER. Ha.

Deal.

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unpetrified September 15 2006, 18:18:12 UTC
But that's Hermione. And I mean that as lovingly as possible.

I'll be out of the house in a couple of minutes. I'll just fuss about with my hair a bit and maybe grab you a bouquet of flowers. See you.

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chaser_kb September 15 2006, 00:13:51 UTC
Yes, I agree. EVERYTHING requires you to take Potions - hell I told McGonagall I wanted to work in the Department of Magical Games and Sports over at the Ministry and there was still Potions in my timetable. It's seven years of torture. But, hopefully, you'll get through better than I did.

Oh, you will crawl out, Ginny. You're a strong, clever and a very lovely girl, a decent bloke would be out there for you. Trust me. Not sure I can say the same thing with me, but that's a whole other story.

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_batbogeyhex_ September 15 2006, 17:40:12 UTC
Ha. They'd want you to excell in Potions even if you wanted to be a housewitch or something, I expect. Hah.

Oh, blah. You're twice times as pretty and skilled as me, so you have nothing to worry about, either. You'll find a decent bloke someday as well. It's just the 'haning in there' part that's difficult.

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