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Just one question. If you could teach any wizard subject what would it be?
Care of Magical Creatures. You can read why in one of my earlier posts.
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Ivana R Hello, Zoe! I'm back!
When one speaks of Brazilian music, what kind of music comes to your mind? Do you like it?
Do you play any instrument?
Do you have an advice to a kid who is about to start studying at a new school?
My little girl is going to Hogwarts next year...
That's enough for now. Thanks for the recipes. The first one is perfect...
Last question: what is the secret behind your banana cream pie recipe?
Welcome back!
Hmm. Brazilian music ... my mind automatically jumps to samba and choro ... but I know I've heard other Brazilian music in the past. What I've heard, I generally do enjoy.
I can kind of play the piano. I took lessons when I was young, but my playing has gotten quite rusty.
My advice for anyone studying at a new school is to just be yourself, smile, and don't be afraid to talk to someone you don't know.
The secret is ... *insert words here* 
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Judibear Hi Zoe. I am a recovering English Teacher myself and have always loved childrens LIT. I have visited the HP Park in Orlando FL. Almost a religious experience. Have you visited the park?
ENGLISH TEACHERS REPRESENT!
I've not visited the park yet -- neither Hogsmeade nor Diagon Alley. I will get there one day though.
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PhoenixRising What can I say? Jess' are taking over SS, one post at time
1. Haha, you are quite the Hufflepuff, yes, I will admit
And ooh, doing the Hogwarts Tour, are you? *mentally tabs* So if calculations are correct, we might actually end up in Slytherin together. Maybe.
I haven't quite decided where I'll go after Ravenclaw, but I have a good 4 or 5 terms left in blue, so we'll see *ahem*
4. I knowwwwww, right?!?
Like what's going to happen to the boys? It's all on Hayls and Grace to watch them now, I guess
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some new questions for you:
You had your Thanksgiving like a month ago in Canada, right? So do Canadians observe any big shopping days with deep discounts as seems to be the customs in America?
Favorite real food item to make?
as in, not pie or desserts Yeah. I've had my Hogwarts tour planned out for quite a while now. Always knew it was going to be Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, Gryffindor, and then Slytherin. I kind of winged Ravenclaw, but I've had characters all planned out for Gryffindor and Slytherin. But where I go after my 7 terms as a Slytherin is a mystery.
The boys will probably be relieved and cause mass mayhem at Hogwarts. Or wherever they are. They might go to Durmstrang now that the girls aren't there to keep them in line. Who knows.
Depends on where in Canada you are, I think. I know Black Friday isn't as big here as it is in the U.S., but it has been gaining popularity to keep us close enough to the Canada/U.S. border shopping in the country. Though I usually go to NY to celebrate U.S. Thanksgiving with my older brother and his family... so I do dabble in some Black Friday shopping then. But mostly I'm all for having another reason to be with family and stuff myself with amazing food. Mhhm.
I have favourites because I like food. Soooooo... grilled shrimp tacos, paninis, chicken enchiladas, and breakfast quiche. Desserts are my specialty, though.
There are just two more days for you all to ask me questions. If there's anything you are dying to know, now is your chance!
