I Found My New Hobby In Trying To Guess The Harry Potter Era And Marauders Era Characters' Handwriting.

I found my new hobby in trying to guess the Harry Potter era and Marauders era characters' handwriting.

And I'm dedicated to my new hobby.

Y'ALL FEEL THIS TOO???

christmas isn't christmasing like it used to christmas

rereading anything and everything you've written so far

reading as in both of a reader's and writer's persepctive

finding works that are in a similar theme, point of view as your story

reading anything and everything, because that's how you gain further ideas, developments

writing down random ideas in a notebook you carry around/have in your phone. don't plan them out, let it be random and messy, you'll understand it, don't worry

allow yourself to daydream, and when you get that feeling you have to write it down, no matter how far it is in the story or isn't even relevant to it, then freaking write it down. you'll thank yourself later

analyzing old works of yours, pointing out the developments, results, styles, changes you went trough

Things that are still writing even if you don't think they are (an incomplete list)

thinking about a story

creating a new document

brainstorming

researching

thinking of a title

explaining your story to someone else

reading other stories and noticing things like word choice, sentence structure, plot development, characterization

thinking of a great line that doesn't have a story yet

getting a picture in your mind that you want to put into words someday

being inspired by others, even if you don't know what to do with that inspiration yet

making notes about how you want to tag your work

editing

cutting out lines or scenes that don't work

stopping work on something that isn't working right now

starting over

writing a summary

rewriting something you've written before

The key of having the perfect Hogwarts Houses nails:

Paint your nails pinky to thumb these colors: yellow, red, green, blue, your actual house's color. Write each house's initial with black/white nail polish.

Now here comes the twist:

By painting each individual color on these exact fingers, you'll realize a great meaning.

Pinky [yellow] – a Hufflepuff would never break Pinky Promises. They'll gather a lot trough life, and carry them to the grave.

Ring finger [red] – a Gryffindor would point up this finger when their partner would ask them a ridiculous favor, signaling no ring means no promises.

Middle finger [green] – a Slytherin uses this finger more than any of the other four, simply and elegantly telling you to fuck off. You're standing in the way of their life, on the bad side, might I add.

Index finger [blue] – a Ravenclaw would enjoy pointing at things, then give you a two hour long presentation why it interests them. Also kindly flatter you with how good they are at directions.

Thumb [your house's color] – you'll show this finger to signal other's everything's fine, including you. Each house would make this different. This is you, actually you. Embrace and love it.

!!! Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw could be reversed, as a Hufflepuff would selflessly help and point out things for you, and you can't trick a Ravenclaw, they know way more secrets than you !!!

No wonder badger is Hufflepuff's coat of arms animal at a school located in the UK

apparently your book will not be written if you keep daydreaming about writing that said book