Journalism 101/201 (Wednesday, February 8 - 5th period)

[imanaturalblond.livejournal.com]

"I want you to talk about your subject," Rita said without pause. "Why did you pick them? And then turn your writings in."

She smiled.

"Let's hope I don't have to light anything up again. And, so help me, if a single one of you other than Mr. Malfoy or Ms. Tyler decides you're British, you will find out what it's like to be an animal of my choosing."

"So. Go."

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Re: Discussion/Presentation

[peter--parker.livejournal.com]

"My subject was a painted bucket that does not, to the best of my knowledge, exist in reality," Peter said. He was hoping that honesty was the best policy here. "I chose it because I attempted to use a limerick in class and had trouble thinking of class-appropriate phrases that rhymed with 'Nantucket.' 'Bucket' seemed to be the safest bet."

He handed in his assignment.

This bucket is a good example of the storied Nantucket tradition of bucket-making. The bright colors used in the beach scene painted on the side are typical of the local bucket art community.

Re: Discussion/Presentation

[imanaturalblond.livejournal.com]

Rita seemed to be thinking, tapping her wand against the desk.

Finally she set her wand aside and nodded. "Excellent work, Mr. Parker. However, in the future, we tend to write on fact rather than the product of overactive imaginations. Understood?"

Re: Discussion/Presentation

[peter--parker.livejournal.com]

Thank God. "Understood."

Peter smiled. He figured she was probably just glad that the product of his overactive imagination didn't involve her personal life.