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[actuallyspeakslatin]

There's nothing more to say about exams, except that they are coming up. So instead I'll write about something more interesting. I'm looking forward to the last Quidditch match, Ravenclaw versus Gryffindor. It'll be interesting and I'm sure a few people will end up in the Hospital wing. I'm not going to say that Ravenclaw will win, because Gryffindor obviously has some level of skill. It would be nice if we did win though.

The only other thing to look forward to is the up coming break. I'll be taking a trip to Volgograd with my Father. It's been a few years since I last went so it will be nice to see if anything's changed. I'm not looking forward to the humidity though. I may consider having to straighten my hair for most of the trip. We're going to stop in Moscow just to see the Bolshoi Ballet perform Giselle. It'll be nice to have a trip where nothing is obnoxiously loud and not every meal will be an eat contest.

Comments

[starspangledavenger]

I look forward to the match as well, it'll be a tough one to be sure. At this point, it's anyone's game. Though, I hope not too many people end up in the hospital wing. I know it's unavoidable, it's Quidditch, but I'd rather you didn't go to the ballet with a black eye.

[actuallyspeakslatin]

If too many people end up in the Hospital Wing, it'll just end up as an odd victory and defeat party. I'm expecting some bumps and bruises on the rest of my body, but I would like to avoid being hit in the face.

[starspangledavenger]

That'd be one heck of a party, not one I'd RSVP to.

I don't think it's physically possible to come away from a Quidditch match without some damage. And if you do, there's something wrong.

[actuallyspeakslatin]

I agree, the parties in the common room would be enough, and you have the option of going up to your room once you had enough.

Even spectators get injuries if they're too riled up.

[starspangledavenger]

Yeah, if you're in the hospital wing with a broken leg, you're kind of stuck there.

Even the ones who aren't riled up can get hurt. I've seen players crash into the stands a couple times now.

[its_cor_aline]

If I could, I'd take the majority of our teams bumps and bruises. As long as I'm healed up by the time I'd go home I'd be good.

My poor parents if they only knew just how many times I've been injured in Quidditch...I'd never be allowed to play again I think!

[actuallyspeakslatin]

Broken bones can heal fast enough, but the bruises can take too long. I had one for a month after a bludger nicked me.

If they try to ban it, just tell them about Quodpot. Explosions will make Quidditch seem tame.

[its_cor_aline]

Yeah, and it's suspicious wearing long sleeves in the summer.

I prefer to just let them live in blissful ignorance. They think it's something like soccer...er, football.

[drubbings]

Have your previous trips been an eating contest? >:?