Her artwork has me spellbound!

"Hmm. Difficult. Very difficult..."

Have you had the chance to visit 'The Making of Harry Potter ' experience in London? If not, I highly recommend it! My wife and I went there when we first started dating, and it was one of the highlights of our trip. Sure, visiting The Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park at Universal Studios was awesome too—riding the Hogwarts Express and drinking Butterbeer while walking down Diagon Alley was an amazing experience. But I still had a better time in London. There’s just nothing like seein…

Or better yet, Accio phone!

The chosen memes

Harry Potter and 7 Years of Hermione the Gaslighter

'There's no need to call me sir, Professor'

Have you ever worked on something for years? I mean really poured your heart and soul into it, giving it all you've got. I can tell you that, personally, I have been working on a book for the past several years and I am nearly finished. But now I am absolutely terrified of actually showing it to anyone because after putting so much work into it, I don't think I could handle any kind of rejection. It would be devastating! Well, think about J.K. Rowling , who worked on the first book for over fiv…

Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin?

Come to the dark side

These are so beautiful I would make them all a horcrux.

The owl is on its way

Picture this: you're sipping a Butterbeer in the Three Broomsticks when suddenly, your magical smartphone buzzes with the latest and greatest Harry Potter memes. These aren't just any memes; they're the kind that make you laugh so hard, you'll think you've been hit with a tickling charm. Whether it's the ever-sassy Snape, Hermione's time-turning troubles, or Harry's endless battles with, well, everything, these memes capture the whimsical and sometimes absurd world of Hogwarts like never before…

The Weasleys or the Malfoys?

I solemnly swear that I am up to no good

Have you ever worked on something for years? I mean really poured your heart and soul into it, giving it all you've got. I can tell you that, personally, I have been working on a book for the past several years and I am nearly finished. But now I am absolutely terrified of actually showing it to anyone because after putting so much work into it, I don't think I could handle any kind of rejection. It would be devastating! Well, think about J.K. Rowling , who worked on the first book for over fiv…