Addiction report

[macloudt at yahoo.co.uk]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., catherine at c... wrote:
> --- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., "Amy Z" <aiz24 at h...> wrote:
> > Master, I have two addictions-in-progress to report, and a third 
> that is, I 
> > hope, underway.
> > Bwahahahahaha!
> > 
> > 3. Don't cut my hand off, Master, but progress is a bit slower on 
> the home 
> > front.  Dh, who knows he has only ten days to go, has still not 
> read PS, but 
> > he did ask me to put it on his nighttable so that he remembers to 
> read it.  
> > I will hold my bwahahahahaha for when he has finished it and 
> grabbed CoS off 
> > the shelf.
> > 
> > Amy Z
> 
> 
> Congratulations!  I have managed to get my very own dh to read PS, 
> but what is really confounding me is that he feels that he has 
> fulfilled all obligations on the HP front and I cannot get him to 
> read on, despite the fact that he is trying to hide his excitement 
> over getting to see the movie on Saturday.  I'm hoping that he will 
> be so enthusiastic by the end of the film that he will immediately 
> feel compelled to read CS.  
> 
> Catherine

Well done, Amy and Catherine!  I can't get *my* dh near my Harry 
books without resorting to physical violence (and yes, the thought 
has crossed my mind...on more than one occasion, actually).  He only 
shook his head when I gleefully told him I'd booked the movie 
tickets.  Needless to say, he's not going to see it...thank goodness 
for friends with good taste!  To be honest I don't think I'll ever 
get him to read these books as the only fiction (though *of course* 
Harry is real!!!) he reads is Dickens and such, and for the rest it's 
strictly non-fiction.  :::::sigh:::::  I'm just waiting for my kids 
to get a bit older so I can start reading them the books!

Mary Ann :)