sourburst

Yes I have quite a few tattoo's, only one HP one though

sunnykerr

Not of Snape, I hope.

Jen's Herald

i would love to read a book series on the First Wizarding War and the original Order and their struggle against LV and the Deatheaters, as well as maybe several future prequel films on the First Wizarding War.

- just stand still -

I really want a HP tattoo but can't decide what to get..

reason to believe

Tattoo the Dumbledore chocolate frog card, cause I hear it's a rare one.

I'd probably get a HP tattoo of my personal patronus: a Calico Cat patronus (test from Pottermore)

sunnykerr

If I were to get a Harry Potter tattoo, I'm not entirely sure what it is that I would get. All of my tattoos are connected to each other, thematically, and I wouldn't want to have the HP one stick out, you know?

I've begun re-reading the series in Spanish, to help jog my memory. I started before going to Cuba and I think I'm gonna stick with it... especially since it seems we're going back next year.

sourburst

No i have the deathly hallows symbol, because the meaning behind means a lot to me. Like being against greed, power etc I also wanted the dark mark, but already have a tattoo where it's meant to go.

And funnily enough, I am getting a chocolate frog box tattoo'd soon

sunnykerr

Cool.

sourburst

sunnykerr

I only have the first two tomes in Spanish at present, but I can continue to accumulate them.

kiamay

I'm not sure my Spanish is good enough but I could give it a try in French. You're giving me ideas

sunnykerr

Well, that's actually the genius of the thing. (And I can call it genius, because I got the idea off a friend of mine who read through the series in Spanish years ago before going to visit her dad, who lives in Costa Rica.)

My Spanish is ok, but there is a lot of room for improvement. So it works because I remember the English version, not because my Spanish is so fantastic. So when I don't understand the Spanish, I remember the English details. Which allows me to (a) not get stuck on the bits I don't understand but also (b) remember/learn vocabulary words.

I mean, words like wand, witch, wizard, spell, etc. aren't super crucial to day-to-day conversation in Cuba , but bolsillos (pockets) came in handy. I also realized that I'd been saying "roof" wrong for decades. (It's techo, not decho.)

kiamay

Good point
I'll think about my language options

sunnykerr

For myself, it was the perfect way to refresh my Spanish and learn some new words. After that, I'll let everyone judge for themselves.