Order Only: Apparation?

[alt_justin]

Ron, Sally-Anne, Pansy: I say, how did your Apparation tests go?

I'm sorry I wasn't there if you joined the flying later on, what. I'm afraid I'm bally well never going to be a long-distance flyer of any stamina, try as I might. Then when we gained altitude to crest Snowdonia I started feeling a bit light-headed.

Oh, and Sally-Anne, wasn't your interview with the Healer yesterday? Everything went well, I trust?

-Justin

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Private Message to Cedric

[alt_justin]

I say, old man, how did your appointment go? Did they give you any news right away or are they making you jolly well wait and wonder?

-Justin

Re: Private Message to Cedric

[alt_cedric]

It went about as well as I expected. I'm on the mend. I'm not well enough to play professionally yet. We discussed where I would need to be in the fall for them to consider it. It's -- dicey unclear I don't know where I'll be by then.

[alt_ron]

First off, it was a different examiner. And, thankfully, this one saw sense. So at least I've got my license now.

Yeah, they told me you'd decided to call it a morning before I caught up with them. Wizard scenery out there, innit, though? Someday I'd really like to go out to Snowdonia and spend some time trekking and flying and camping and wotnot. Shame there's that dirty great private preserve out there to worry about trespassing into.

Private message to Justin

[alt_sally_anne]

We all passed. Thank goodness. We decided not to try to catch up to Distance Flying Club, though.

It was hard to tell at the time, but I think the interview went quite well. Professor Dolohov said that he could tell she was impressed because she only called me an idiot a few times (mostly near the beginning) and toward the end we got into a long conversation about how form and magic affect each other when you're making something, and the times you have to be precise vs the times you have to NOT be precise.

How are you doing? I mean, are you