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Crazy schedule or not, I look forward to more whenever you post it. Thanks!

I really loved this chapter, you totally hit it with Peter Pan, She's finally wants to experience and love rather than hide from life and she's fallen in love with him. Now if only he feels the same way as she... Excellent chapter!

Enough of the hardly talking! I love the imagery but geez, would an "ooh" or an "awe" kill you here or there? This sucks that you haven't updated in like ... two days! That is torture for me! Especially when I spend the first night I found it reading from chapter 1-36 then getting hooked! This is just twelve shades of vibrant neon rainbow skittle SUCK!!!

Xoxoxo,
Delaney

Actually - you don't need to be an obsessed Alan Rickman fan to watch An Awfully Big Adventure. There are many other wonderful actors in the film, and the part Alan plays is small, albeit very pivotal to the story. It's a brilliant film in itself with out his wonderful presence, and yes, he does play an actor playing Captain Hook, but again, thats only a snippet of the film. Perhaps forget that Alan is in it and watch it for the story. It's surreal but brilliant. Well, I think so anyway!

Hermione's nesting? That's a hopeful sign. And Severus is being NAUGHTY, teasing her like that... hehehe... excellent! More, please!

Okay, this is what I get for not reading everything. Just read the chapter with them musing on the nature of faith and redemption. As a cradle (and lapsed) Catholic I have to say I laughed so loud I think my neighbors heard it when I read about needing a "skypilot" to throw water on your head. 'M not sure that's what the most holy Pope Benedict the whatever (he'll always be Bishop Rat to me) would say about the subject but then who cares what an old virgin in Rome thinks? Excellent! Looking forward to catching up on the rest of the story. And since I managed to find this story on International Single's Awareness Day I can completely sympathize with Snape's dislike of the commercialization of this and most other holidays ... not that I appreciate the need SOME have of making everything about religion either. Still Good Job and believable characterization. Glad you have a couple of Betas now though, there were a couple of homonyms in the first few chapters that drove me up the wall. Keep up the excellent work.

Well ... Damn I'm out of story. Good Stuff and now that I've managed to give you three reviews in a row, I'm thinking perhaps I should have waited until the end to post it all but really I probably would have forgotten half the things I wanted to talk about. Love the Demented Disney House Elves. Also I agree that I don't think of Rickman when I'm reading about Snape, be it canon or fanfic. Mostly I picture the cellist from Apocalyptica with the long dark hair, the one with the sexiest "wicked grin" in the "I Don't Care" video. It's on youtube if you so desire. Yum! Thanks for giving me another fanfic addiction. Please keep up the excellent work.

Hi, I wasn't there for a while and so much has happened!I love the way you picked names for the house elves from Disney cartoons. It somehow fits with Eileen and the way you explained her fascination with Muggle world (and gave her an opportunity to meet and fall in love with a Muggle)And how you tried to match the characters from Peter Pan with those from HP... Wormtail as Smee, really, he will never look the same for me! I love Disney cartoons and and never miss a chance to watch them with... ee... younger generation ;)just like Hermione with the elves :) I really appreciate the effort you and the others put to that story.
Hugs, Belle

This is an incredible story. I look forward to reading more.

I'm all giddy now.
How is Sev going to react to that? Ohh, I can't wait!


I love you? Your writing? Naw, you. =]

It took the better part of two days but I have read the entire story to date. It is wonderful and I will try to wait patiently for the next update. I think I remember reading that you are in Shreveport. I am in New Orleans. Great to know LA produces such wonderful writers.