The Time of Destiny
By Abraxan
Gag. Seventeen is too young to be making a will. Reminds me of my dad's story of being the oldest guy in his platoon going to Vietnam (he was 23) and watching his buddies make up wills when they
were barely 18 and 19.
ON to more fun stuff - The picture frame does exist in real life - a little computer. I've even seen a MacWorld article which shows how to take an old PowerBook and convert it into a rotating picture
frame. :) Good idea!
Good work. I hope that you've finished this fic by the time I get to the last chapter you posted. I don't think I could wait to devour the good stuff too long. :)
I'd fill out a will if I was Harry too. Really. I'm glad I don't have to kill Molly now for being way over-protective, and I think the picture frames are way cool. I'm glad you balanced Harry's
preparation for his possible death with his simultaneous preparation for a possible marriage. Yay, engagements!
Every adult should have a will, if only to get everone together to tell them they don't get squat. grin Really, it's a good idea and it should be reviewed on a regular basis to ensure that it reflects the current situation. I sure hope Harry doesn't have to have his 'read' any time soon.
Why Molly tried to break them up: a VERY understandable (though wrong-headed) reason; it's called *overprotectiveness*. In Ginny's case, it's MUCH worse because she is the *baby* of the Weasley clan AND the only daughter. She has been just as overprotective by turns of all the Weasley kids, including Harry (the Honorary Weasley). Molly needs to get past it, however.
kelly1074@verizon.net this is just to let you know I have a feeling that this is not going to be the only time Molly is going to try and break them up
I'm glad I found your story. Another great chapter. I cant wait for the chapter. If I was Harry I dont think I would be talking to Mrs W very much for awile.
Keep writing
MPF
I knew it! Molly's a whacko!
In fanfiction Arthur is a nice guy, Moony is a nice guy, and Molly is a wacko, pretty much always. Ha.
Nah, she's not a wacko, just a mother having a mid-life crisis. . .
Abraxan