[the_old_crowd] Whatever happened to nostalgia?

[ewe2]

On 5/12/06, Barry Arrowsmith <arrowsmithbt at ...> wrote:
> Days go by and I don't even bother to check the board - and when I do
> it's a quick skim and then off to another website - one invariably
> not connected to HPdom. No inclination (let alone compulsion) to
> respond or add to a thread, no on-going analysis or theorising;
> indeed, no HP book has been opened since the New Year. All in all,
> the typical symptomatology of a burnt out case and not particularly
> uncommon.

Ah, it's not just me then. I've been spending a trying time in limbo
the last few months and my net access has been iffy, but HP is taking
a back seat even then. All my books are in storage, I'm never at one
network address for long and i have more pressing RL concerns. If
there was a whopping great hint put out by JKR then perhaps...maybe.
But I can't see that happening until near publication time, and that's
a while away yet.




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