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feeheeheeny · 02-05-2007, 07:25 PM

Julia approached the book and flipped through the pages to see what past seventh year students had said. She wasn't sure why, but her emotions began to go nuts. She felt the urge to cry. This was odd, because she knew that after she had officially graduated, she would spend the rest of her life with Jacques as a professional Quidditch player. She would be happy.

But... something just didn't feel right about preparing to leave Hogwarts forever. This school was a part of her. When she got into the real world, she wouldn't be able to be who she was at this school. Passing on her role at Hogwarts would be difficult, but at least it would go to someone deserving - her little sister, Chloe Agoobwah.

After a moment of gathering her thoughts, she took her blue feathered self-inking quill out of her pocket. It was her lucky quill, so she figured it was appropriate to use it now when she needed some kind of luck to write the proper things that future students would need to know. As she placed the tip of her quill on the paper, she thought of all of her past terms. What were good tips that could be useful?

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To all my fellow troublemakers and students of Hogwarts,

Treasure each day you have at this school. You might not realize how much you're going to miss it until your last day comes and you're standing by this book, preparing to write down your thoughts.

Do not eat the cookies in the Headmistress's office. Just... don't. But befriend the house elves. They can come in handy for many things.

Don't date boys unless they're French. French boys will treat you best.

To my fellow Quidditch players, I agree with what one of my best friends, Kay Harrison, wrote in this book. Practice the way you play. Winning is great and all, but don't focus on that as you play the game. I've learned that when you just have fun, winning comes natural.

And last but not least... my dear Ravenclaws. Intelligence isn't everything, you know. It's very important to study hard and do your homework, but it's not everything. Don't put too much pressure on yourself or you'll end up going delusional. Trust me on this.

A final note - Be who you are. Don't be afraid to stand out in the crowd. It's actually good for you to be a little crazy sometimes... or all the time. You may just find out that there are some people out there that admire your oddness. Wear a cape, claim an interesting colored vegetable as your own, and cause chaos. These are the three things you should do if you want to follow the Agoobwah trend.

Bugs Bunny and blue carrots shall forever live on.

Julia Agoobwah,
Ravenclaw's star Seeker.

Julia replaced her quill in her robe pocket and turned to walk away, then shot a long-lasting glance at the book. With a slight frown on her face she went to take a seat, hoping it would be possible to enjoy the end of term feast.

02-05-2007, 07:25 PM	#23 (permalink)
feeheeheeny Dwarf Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: #8000FF Posts: 35,312 Hogwarts RPG Name: Amelia "Mia" Adair Slytherin Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Leigh Upstead Hufflepuff Fifth Year x11	Mod Babysitter \| be curious, not judgmental Julia approached the book and flipped through the pages to see what past seventh year students had said. She wasn't sure why, but her emotions began to go nuts. She felt the urge to cry. This was odd, because she knew that after she had officially graduated, she would spend the rest of her life with Jacques as a professional Quidditch player. She would be happy. But... something just didn't feel right about preparing to leave Hogwarts forever. This school was a part of her. When she got into the real world, she wouldn't be able to be who she was at this school. Passing on her role at Hogwarts would be difficult, but at least it would go to someone deserving - her little sister, Chloe Agoobwah. After a moment of gathering her thoughts, she took her blue feathered self-inking quill out of her pocket. It was her lucky quill, so she figured it was appropriate to use it now when she needed some kind of luck to write the proper things that future students would need to know. As she placed the tip of her quill on the paper, she thought of all of her past terms. What were good tips that could be useful? Quote: To all my fellow troublemakers and students of Hogwarts, Treasure each day you have at this school. You might not realize how much you're going to miss it until your last day comes and you're standing by this book, preparing to write down your thoughts. Do not eat the cookies in the Headmistress's office. Just... don't. But befriend the house elves. They can come in handy for many things. Don't date boys unless they're French. French boys will treat you best. To my fellow Quidditch players, I agree with what one of my best friends, Kay Harrison, wrote in this book. Practice the way you play. Winning is great and all, but don't focus on that as you play the game. I've learned that when you just have fun, winning comes natural. And last but not least... my dear Ravenclaws. Intelligence isn't everything, you know. It's very important to study hard and do your homework, but it's not everything. Don't put too much pressure on yourself or you'll end up going delusional. Trust me on this. A final note - Be who you are. Don't be afraid to stand out in the crowd. It's actually good for you to be a little crazy sometimes... or all the time. You may just find out that there are some people out there that admire your oddness. Wear a cape, claim an interesting colored vegetable as your own, and cause chaos. These are the three things you should do if you want to follow the Agoobwah trend. Bugs Bunny and blue carrots shall forever live on. Julia Agoobwah, Ravenclaw's star Seeker. Julia replaced her quill in her robe pocket and turned to walk away, then shot a long-lasting glance at the book. With a slight frown on her face she went to take a seat, hoping it would be possible to enjoy the end of term feast. __________________