The battle of Hogwarts

Twenty years ago the battle of Hogwarts started.
It would see countless death.
Lives interrupted too early.
Lives that should have been lived.
It would see bravery, greatness and love triumph over petty desires.
It would see heroes rise and fall,
only to rise again and stand at the end.
And with the sun rise, a new age was born.

London's Calling

Me: " Instead of ordering my book over the internet, I'm going to go pick them myself. Wanna come?"
The Other Ginger Sibling: "Sure, when?"
Me "Say... Tuesday to Friday?"
The Other Ginger Sibling: "Deal"

Thus began our Adventure:

I. The V&A Museum:

II. The Natural History Museum

  

  

  

   

III. A recap: 

Nobody can spell my name properly apparently.

We travelled literally TWO days.

As intended I brought back a couple of books.

Then some Harry Potter merch attacked me.

New year resolutions

Among my new years resolution was "finishing all my knitting projects before starting a new one".
So last weekend I finished the Slytherin green scarf I had started last year.

One down, three to go.

Welcome to Ilvermorny

Ilvermorny, School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
As a noticeable Potterhead, I was immensely happy to get to know more about a new school of witchcraft and wizardry. My lovely Best Friend rushed me into getting sorted and that was one of the most unfortunate things I could have agreed with. Long story short: I do not pass tests if I don't have data on it before. I hate it with a passion.
So, I finally had time to read a bit more about Ilvermorny's History and its four houses.
Ilvermorny is the American equivalent of Hogwarts, in which I am a proud Slytherin. I am determined into achieving what I set myself to. Which seemed to be confirmed by my resume, time table and general curriculum.
But Ilvermorny houses are slightly different and are not based on the same criterias.

when not rushed and actually reading the questions and pondering about my answers, I had the opportunity to reflect on what it represents for us to be sorted in such a group. To me, my house must represent the trait I strive the most for, what I deem to be the more important and the sort of person I desire to become.
I am curious and stubborn. I have been trying for years to extend my knowledge on as many fields as possible, for knowledge is power and I wish to leave a print behind. To do something that will matter and be worth remembering.
Not fame, but to accomplish something. Achievement more than publicity.
And apparently while I am a Slytherin in Hogwarts for that thirst for achievement, the cunning and determination, I was sorted as a Horned Serpent in Ilvermorny, for my thirst for knowledge and curiosity.

A sorting of which I am happy for it goes well with my pride as a Slytherin. It highlights a side of my personality that I hold dear and that wasn't put forward at Hogwarts.

Slytherin are your friends

Life hack: Be best friends with a Slytherin. They will steal cupcakes for you from work and tell you to drop toxic people from your life with no reservations. They will be the ones ordering you to stop and breathe and call in sick, to screw your commitments if they see you’re sacrificing your mental health. They’re the ones to say “don’t you dare settle” and “you deserve better” in a ruthless, matter-of-fact tone. They’ll be the ones saying it’s okay to put yourself first, the voice you need to hear after a long day or week or month. trust me, be best friends with a Slytherin.

From: Luckylouise
Suggested by The Amazing Justine

Take over the world

"Is this little display meant to insinuate that you're gonna throw me off the roof? Because it's really not your style, Rogers"

Please, can we appreciate how those two are so clearly a hufflepuff and a slytherin trying to take over the world?

And the fact that clearly this one thought Natasha was only here for the decorum.
Or did he think that Steve was too righteous to let Natasha do it?

Clearly the guy underestimated the two of them.