Men of Harry Potter

[Melody]

I wrote:
>>>>Lupin is the ideal man to bring home I agree.  Moms love his
gentleness and brains; Dads know he's good for his daughter.  Got
to hide him once a month though.  Nice padded room with a good
scratching post.  Hey, maybe Black could come by and appease him
during the time...wait too appealing...must not let that one slip into
my day dreams...<g>   >>>>

So alora wrote:
>>>>OooOoooOoooo  don't go there!  I try to stay out of that place...<<<

Me:
Normally I do too.  As Eliza Doolittle said, "I'm a good girl I am."
Not sure why the thought was so intriguing.  Probably because they are
fiction, and it is completely impossible already.  Still...I don't
think I can read the Shrieking Shack chapters ever the same again now
without giggling.  They do make an attractive pair of friends.  Now
imagine them with James....sigh, gracious.  Ok I have to stop...I'm
being way way too bad.  It'll be hard to play in the orchestra at
church tonight.  Hope God is quite forgiving and is amused by me
tonight.  I think he usually is.  :)



Kara wrote:  (I love your name) :)
>Mad Eye Moody - A bit too nutters for me.
>Hagrid - He's a half giant... I'm 5'2".. hehe.
>James Potter - Already married (and dead).

Me:
Ooo, I left those out.

Mad Eye Moody: Too damaged but is talented.  I wouldn't stop staring
at his nose though.  And I would inevitably sit up all night worrying
if he would be hexed or injured.  Too exhausting.

Hagrid: I'm 5'4" so it would be a bit odd...and probably painful...

James: How could I leave out him.  Valiant, kind, compassionate, ready
to protect his wife and kid, smart, has that invisibility
cloak...hmmm, I just can't remove the thought that he is married thus
off the market.  Hey I may joke about Black and Lupin under one roof
but marriage, even a fictional one, is sacred.  But if I really
suspend my reality...

Sigh, I love being single and literate some days.  :)

Melody