HP overdose

[Melody]

Richelle wrote:
> Is it possible to have a Harry Potter overdose?  If so, I think I
> had one today.

Alora wrote:
> Oh, I do thank the heavens for you people!  :D  You make me feel
> so...normal.


Hehe, I completely agree.  Every time I go in any bookstore I have to
go by the Harry Potter section (oh yes, I said section, and I have the
route to it memorized) just to see if the fifth book has come out and
somehow missed *everybody's* notice.  Of course, I am greatly
disappointed but still I have to do it.  I also find it amusing that
every time I see the books I want to buy them again.

I also have the path in Walmart and Target to the toy section well
worn and quite looked over.  I know even if they rearrange the toy
positions.  I must say it is nice being in a city where I am
practically the only obsessed HP fan to raid the stores.

As for HP obsession, I actually have a framed picture of Harry Potter
Radcliffe on my bookshelf from the last movie's posterbook.  I just
love the look in his eyes.  So defiant.  And not to be outdone, the
movie image I chose to frame *this* time is the "Vanity Fair" picture
of Harry, Ron, and Colin in the hospital looking over petrified
Hermione.  The lighting is really wonderful through those windows, and
the actors really fit their character looks.

Yes, yes, I know it is sad.  A grown woman who has framed pictures of
fiction characters which are larger than her own family.  Well it
might not be too odd since I also have a framed picture of a llama
with a scarf around its neck (A Banana Republic ad I loved).  You
should see the look on the llama's face.  It is adorable.

Anyway, I *had* to confess all that.  Richelle and Alora, I completely
understand.  Glad to know I am not alone also.

Oh and one more thing...

Richelle also wrote:
> Harry Potter dishes.  You know, those they usually do for Barbie and
> Disney stuff?

Richelle, are these the plastic ones or real dishes?  Hmmm, might need
to venture out to find those.


Melody