more on JKR website update

[Tammy]

No: HPFGUIDX 128873

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "lyraofjordan"
<lyraofjordan at y...> wrote:
> Lyra: 
> Ohh, thanks for link. I've found another new FAQ that brings up a 
> question:
> 
> What education do the children of wizards have before going to Hogwarts?
> They are, as many of you have guessed, most often home educated. With 
> very young children, as you glimpsed at the wizards' camp before the 
> Quidditch World Cup in 'Goblet of Fire', there is the constant danger 
> that they will use magic, whether inadvertently or deliberately; they 
> cannot be trusted to keep their true abilities hidden. Even Muggle-
> borns like Harry attract a certain amount of unwelcome attention at 
> Muggle schools by re-growing their hair overnight and so on.
> 
> "Muggleborns like Harry"?  Does she mean muggle-raised (or reared, if 
> you prefer)? Or is she changing the meaning of the word or dropping us 
> a clue?
> 
> (Dear Jo, if you need someone to copyedit for you, I'm highly qualified 
> and available. Just let me know where to send the resume.)

Tammy:
Another possible inadvertent hint is in the Luna-Snape question. I
found it interesting that she said "Snape does not have a daughter."
She didn't say Snape doesn't have kids, she said he doesn't have a
daughter. The conspiracy theorist in me says that it means he does
have a son (mmm... Harry? wait, she already said no to that one...
mmm... Neville! HAH! that's it!)

-Tammy, who wants Snape to have a son somewhere - even if he's the
so-called "good slytherin"