Me too - Moi aussi - Ik ook

[beelikej]

As so many people on my flist and in the rest of the world, I too will be huddled in my comfy chair, reading Deathly Hallows. Well, I will as soon as the book arrives from the UK, which should be sometime next week.
Until then I will avoid the internetz, the tv and the outside world for fear of spoilers. I'm biding my time with finishing book 6 and getting my walls ready for the 'Painting-The-Livingroom-During-My-Vacation'-project. Prepare to be spammed with pictures and fangirling later;)

Have a great weekend everyone!

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[bflyw.livejournal.com]

I'm one of those who won't be reading that in the near future... but if you want to say it in another language, try "Jeg også."

Have a great weekend!

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

But will you be reading it eventually? I held of because of the hype, but when my best friend forced me to read part 1, I caved. I love the Potter-universe:)

Aaah, thanks for that translation, I realised I also forgot the German people on my flist. Bad J, no cookie.
Heh: 'jeg' is pronounced like the dutch 'jij', which means 'you'. How confusing is that?

I hope you have a good weekend/week as well, despite the lack of Harry;0) I'm not reading my flist for fear of spoilies, will catch up later!

[bflyw.livejournal.com]

I don't know. I have never been tempted to read HP. I accidentally saw the first film on my honeymoon (Mediterranean cruise) and because of wind we couldn't dock in Tunis; Another day at the sea, and they put on HP in one of the lounges.

Oh, that is confusing.

I promise; no spoilers in my Lj.

[sillie]

Whoo! Have fun! :D

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

I hope I will, whatever happens in the book. *bites nails*