I'm in Hufflepuff!
Hello all! I just found and took this somewhat extensive Sorting Hat test, and it turns out I'm in Hufflepuff! Yay, I love the underdogs! I got 72 out of 100 on both Gryffindor and Ravenclaw, and 42 on Slytherin, but I'm way more Hufflepuff. Check it out:
May I mention while I'm here that I LOVE the Harry Potter books? Yes, it's my blog, so I may!
I LOVE the Harry Potter books!
Anyway, not much else going on. Hanging out on Goodreads, writing, cuddling my creampuff of a cat, reading, walking....the usual. Dreading the onslaught of winter. Looking forward to Halloween. I still dress up every year, although I stopped trick or treating years ago; I'm going to be a Norse-style princess this year. Halloween is always loads of fun. I count how many kids we get, and we vote on how many of which costumes--ex. princesses, fairies, Batmans, etc.--we think we'll see.
So, bye! Good luck in all your endeavors!
The sorting hat says that I belong in Hufflepuff!
Said Hufflepuff, "I'll teach the lot, and treat them just the same."
Hufflepuff students are friendly, fair-minded, modest, and hard-working. A well-known member was Cedric Diggory, who represented Hogwarts in the most recent Triwizard Tournament.
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May I mention while I'm here that I LOVE the Harry Potter books? Yes, it's my blog, so I may!
I LOVE the Harry Potter books!
Anyway, not much else going on. Hanging out on Goodreads, writing, cuddling my creampuff of a cat, reading, walking....the usual. Dreading the onslaught of winter. Looking forward to Halloween. I still dress up every year, although I stopped trick or treating years ago; I'm going to be a Norse-style princess this year. Halloween is always loads of fun. I count how many kids we get, and we vote on how many of which costumes--ex. princesses, fairies, Batmans, etc.--we think we'll see.
So, bye! Good luck in all your endeavors!
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Alexis wrote: "Ooh, awesome! Hufflepuffs rock more than anybody gives them (us) credit for.And Wonder Woman--wow, ambitious! Haha, you're going to knock the guys flat. And then probably have to carry them out o..."
So very true. I mean, I have some issues with J.K. over the way Hufflepuffs were portrayed, but I think they (we) kick some butt.
The Wonder Woman idea, ironically, came from a discussion I was having with Cole. I adore Captain America (I know, superheroes. So mainstream, but hey. I've loved them since my dad bought me my first Batman book when I was six. Wonder where that went... Focus, Steph. Sorry!) and I was speaking about how I wish there was a girl Captain America costume, and Wonder Woman was suggested. So, there we go. Haha, well, lets hope so. It would be a great time for my superpowers to kick in.
Speaking of which, you're going to knock guys flat, too, Norse princess! Thank you!
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Halloween is amazing, good luck with your costume. The Norse princess idea sounds fantastic. I'm probably going as Wonder Woman, but we'll see :)