Patience, Minerva

[scotchtartan]

I must take a moment to update this jounal. As of this moment, I am so very annoyed, to do otherwise would put someone's life at grave risk. Misters Weasley and Malfoy had a round of handbag-flinging yesterday, and I must admit I'm disappointed in someone for not taking a more pro-active stance during the episode. Really, Mister Potter, to just sit

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[la_pensee]

Professor,

I am very appreciative of your compliments. I have tried very hard to handle myself in a proper and polite manner even when under strain.

The trials were worth it.

Pansy Parkinson

[blushcrush]

Professor,

If I continue to do so poorly, then I'd be much obliged if you would help me find a tutor. But I'm going to try really hard to improve my study habits (and therefore my marks) on my own. I owled my mother Monday night to tell her about my failure, but if you see fit to send another owl, then, of course, you should.

Sincerely,
Ginny Weasley

[lupercus]

Professor,

I do hope you don't give up on the book. I realise that on occasion it does seem a little cliché, but on the whole it does offer quite a bit of useful enlightenment. It's not so much a guidebook per se as merely inspirational.

Hm. Suddenly I am reminded of those Muggle door-to-door sorts who hang on the bell at unGodricly hours of the morning wishing to profess to you their beliefs. How annoying! I remember one who happened across my door during a rather unfortunate time of the month, and I'm afraid all that was left of him were his shoes. Don't worry, I didn't eat him, but rather scared him right out of them!

However, I recieved a most curious owl from the Ministry the following day inquiring as to why I didn't eat him. How odd.

Anyway, enjoy the book!