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heidiI'm on a plane now, about halfway between New York City and Miami, a few thousand feet in the air, glancing out the window in hopes of seeing a man on a flying motorcycle...
And it's June 6, and in book-chronology, today is ten years to the day from the moment Harry learned that, to paraphrase Into The Woods, rodents can be vile and 'madmen' can be good - and so can the werewolves who care so intensely about them.
It's coming on midnight UK time now, as I write this, but I won't be able to post for another hour, once we've landed.
So I wanted to take this moment to thank everyone who made yesterday's POA IMAX NYC overwhelming and spectacular! Of course, Melissa, my TLC cohort who helped coordinate and co-organize, Megan and Kristin and BK who kept the inspiration going, and everyone who helped us at the theater: Amy and Amy, who flanked me at the table, Gwen and Carrie and Anna and Victoria who handled directional and distributional activities, Ali and Scott who rescued me, Liss and Lisa and Jori who helped with crowd movement, and, Cheryl, without whom none of us would've been there, in a sort of roundabout way. And I know I'm forgetting people, as I don't have any photos to remind me right now.
Kudos to the American Booksellers for Free Expression (link coming soon) who sold tonnes of shirts and buttons to support free speech and the right of everyone to read & write what they choose, including and especially Harry Potter books!
And of course, thanks to all of you who came to the show - who were so patient in line, and who cheered and shrieked and laughed and swooned through the film. What a wonder to see this show with all of you!
A few of you asked if we'd do it again for Goblet of Fire - when we have a release date, we'll talk.
We'd love to collect the pictures everyone took - if you could send them to poaimax@the-leaky-cauldron.org we'd really appreciate it (and under 100kb per photo is most appreciated).
And it's June 6, and in book-chronology, today is ten years to the day from the moment Harry learned that, to paraphrase Into The Woods, rodents can be vile and 'madmen' can be good - and so can the werewolves who care so intensely about them.
It's coming on midnight UK time now, as I write this, but I won't be able to post for another hour, once we've landed.
So I wanted to take this moment to thank everyone who made yesterday's POA IMAX NYC overwhelming and spectacular! Of course, Melissa, my TLC cohort who helped coordinate and co-organize, Megan and Kristin and BK who kept the inspiration going, and everyone who helped us at the theater: Amy and Amy, who flanked me at the table, Gwen and Carrie and Anna and Victoria who handled directional and distributional activities, Ali and Scott who rescued me, Liss and Lisa and Jori who helped with crowd movement, and, Cheryl, without whom none of us would've been there, in a sort of roundabout way. And I know I'm forgetting people, as I don't have any photos to remind me right now.
Kudos to the American Booksellers for Free Expression (link coming soon) who sold tonnes of shirts and buttons to support free speech and the right of everyone to read & write what they choose, including and especially Harry Potter books!
And of course, thanks to all of you who came to the show - who were so patient in line, and who cheered and shrieked and laughed and swooned through the film. What a wonder to see this show with all of you!
A few of you asked if we'd do it again for Goblet of Fire - when we have a release date, we'll talk.
We'd love to collect the pictures everyone took - if you could send them to poaimax@the-leaky-cauldron.org we'd really appreciate it (and under 100kb per photo is most appreciated).
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Date: 2004-06-07 10:11 am (UTC)-Aimée
(By the way, once I have access to my friends account, considering I'm in a hurry right now, I'll friend you.)
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Date: 2004-06-08 04:54 pm (UTC)Also, much love for the sirius/remus icon. Amazing art, and oh so perfect for PoA-stuff.
How was your trip home?
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Date: 2004-06-08 05:30 pm (UTC)My trip was all right...a bit tiring and I walked around Sunday in a complete daze, but besides that it went well. Much better than the bumpy flight to NYC. How was yours?
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Date: 2004-06-08 02:52 pm (UTC)'Twas not a problem! I'm just glad everyone had such a good time!
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Date: 2004-06-08 03:00 pm (UTC)