You know you're obsessed with Harry Potter when....

[Mhochberg at aol.com]

Kim McGibony empooress at yahoo.com writes:
Ok I'll confesss..... when  you've spent several hours creating a Harry 
potter database crossreferncing all  the characters in the books and including 
infomation like eye color and lenght  of fingers etc
 
I write: 
I'm working on a HP CD/DVD index. The section titles are:
 
1. Introduction
2. Movie Soundtrack listings; one page per movie
3. Audio book disk/track/chapter index for SS
4. Audio book disk....COS
5. Audio book disk....POA
6. Audio book disk....GOF
7. Audio book disk....OOP
8. Audio book disk....HBP
9. Audio book disk....book 7
10. Notes and articles about the production of the audio books.
 
The notebook is half sheet size (5.5 x 8.5). Pages are decorated with  
stickers or rubber stamps plus handwritten notes (in green ink), The binder is a  
recycled computer manual and will need to be decorated also. 
 
It's been a fun project with it's occasional tedious aspect (popping the  CDs 
in the computer, capturing the disk/track/chapter information, pasting it  
into Excel, then printing). The fun part is adding my own notes about what is  
happening on which disk/track. And for me, of course, adding rubber stamps,  
stickers, drawing, writing...
 
This project is also taking a while as I rarely listen to more than one CD  
of an audio book in a day. Still, it is fun and a satisfying way to end the  
day.
 
I just decided to add the DVDs to the book but probably won't get to them  
until after September.
 
---Mary, wondering once again why movie soundtrack albums aren't arranged  in 
movie story order