Today we are going to be reading Oliver Wood's personal diary. Oh course, he doesn't know this, so please be kind enough to NOT TELL HIM! If anyone from Hogwarts find out about our little scam of stealing the students' diaries, this operation will be canceled, and THEN WE DON'T GET TO SEE HOW HARRY AND HIS FRIENDS (AND ENEMIES) LIVE THEIR LIVES! So please don't say a word! And now on to Oliver's diary.
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Current Records
Wins- 0, Losses- 7
Last game's score- 150 to 360
Faithful Quidditch Notebook (never to be confused with a diary),
I've shared my successes and my failures with you. You are the only one who is willing to listen to me talk about Quidditch for hours on end. I have recorded dozens of games onto your pages, and now it is time for me to tell you about my most embarrassing game of Quidditch ever. No, I was not embarrassed for myself, but for my team. As you know, I have been accepted on the Chudley Cannons' team. The only problem is that I am not Keeper, but a Beater. There is the problem. Our last game, we lost-150 to 360. And the thing is, WE CAUGHT THE SNITCH!!! Our Keeper is the worst ever. I could do a better job blindfolded. There was not one shot made against us that didn't go in. He didn't block one single ball! It was horrible. I tried to talk to the manager about it, but our Keeper is his son, and our manager can't see any faults in him. Well I sure can. All he says is something like, "It's not if we win or lose, but how we play the game." Well I'll tell you, this is the major leagues, and it does matter if we win. Plus, we aren't playing good, how can he say that the only thing that matters is how we play the game, and then overlook the fact that we are doing horrible? I WILL become Keeper, mark my words. It is too late into the season to switch teams, but that is what I intend to do as soon as this season is over. It is upsetting for such a good Keeper such as myself to be placed into a team as a Beater. I have been looking into different teams, and I think the Montrose Magpies are right for me. I'll tell you more of my search for the perfect team later, I have to go practice. (Not that I know why, it doesn't help us.)
Oliver Wood, the great Keeper
Next week we will show Lee Jordan's diary. Please come back to read it. ~Inside Harry Potter ~
~~~ Presented to you by the good people at Inside Harry Potter ~~~
Current Records
Wins- 0, Losses- 7
Last game's score- 150 to 360
Faithful Quidditch Notebook (never to be confused with a diary),
I've shared my successes and my failures with you. You are the only one who is willing to listen to me talk about Quidditch for hours on end. I have recorded dozens of games onto your pages, and now it is time for me to tell you about my most embarrassing game of Quidditch ever. No, I was not embarrassed for myself, but for my team. As you know, I have been accepted on the Chudley Cannons' team. The only problem is that I am not Keeper, but a Beater. There is the problem. Our last game, we lost-150 to 360. And the thing is, WE CAUGHT THE SNITCH!!! Our Keeper is the worst ever. I could do a better job blindfolded. There was not one shot made against us that didn't go in. He didn't block one single ball! It was horrible. I tried to talk to the manager about it, but our Keeper is his son, and our manager can't see any faults in him. Well I sure can. All he says is something like, "It's not if we win or lose, but how we play the game." Well I'll tell you, this is the major leagues, and it does matter if we win. Plus, we aren't playing good, how can he say that the only thing that matters is how we play the game, and then overlook the fact that we are doing horrible? I WILL become Keeper, mark my words. It is too late into the season to switch teams, but that is what I intend to do as soon as this season is over. It is upsetting for such a good Keeper such as myself to be placed into a team as a Beater. I have been looking into different teams, and I think the Montrose Magpies are right for me. I'll tell you more of my search for the perfect team later, I have to go practice. (Not that I know why, it doesn't help us.)
Oliver Wood, the great Keeper
Next week we will show Lee Jordan's diary. Please come back to read it. ~Inside Harry Potter ~