the importance of being Harry

[leelastarsky]

#1 son is currently in the front yard, in the twilight, loudly being Harry Potter.  I sent him out to get the mail from the letterbox and I guess he encountered a couple of Dementors on the way.  :~D 

 

He and son#3 were playing HP in front the PS2 eyetoy and son#1 took it upon himself to put a red biro scar on his forehead, scrounged his old glasses (which are very Harry Potter-like) out of a cupboard, a dressing gown for robes, and is out there right now shouting "Expecto Patronum" at the top of his lungs.  I can hear him in here, so I'm sure all the neighbours are sharing the joy as well.  :~)

#1 son has Down syndrome and his speech is rather poor, so his Expecto Patronum sounds more like "PeckoRownum!", which is pretty amusing to say the least, but I can't fault his enthusiasm!

 

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[leelastarsky.livejournal.com]

Yes, he can be wonderfully uninhibited sometimes and he has a wicked sense of humour. I always said he'd be a stand-up comedian if he could TALK. :~P
He was doing deadly accurate Trelawny impressions for us at the dinner table tonight; had us in fits of laughter.