Magic Broomstick

[blondferret]

Derek Matthews shared a photo. March 6, 2018 near Tisse

OK, I don't normally show the stuff I get from Retrospec on the app unless it is REALLY weird (ex. the owl and the accent). But THIS! THIS IS SO COOL! IT'S A MAGIC FLYING BROOMSTICK! And it's apparently a Nimbus 2001 (no idea if that is a model number or year make) and man it is fast! Can we all just admire the the sleekness of this broom, the foot holds, and I'm pretty sure there is some kind of magical cushion so it doesn't hurt to sit on it!

Comments

[insantafe]

[ confused newsboy noises ]

...You’re kidding, right? There is no way anyone could be that much of a stereotype.

[blondferret]

Got a problem with me falling into a stereotype?What's your other self's life about?

[insantafe]

It’s just a little hard to believe, is all I’m saying.

Newspapers, mostly. As it turns out, the old Jack Kelly sold newspapers on the street for a living, instead of writing the articles that go in them like I do.

[blondferret]

You find it hard to believe? Well, I can't blame you. I didn't believe in the whole magic thing until I was doing the magic myself.

He sold newspapers? That's it?

[insantafe]

So what kind of magic do you do, then?

Yeah, that’s it, as far as I know. You make it sound like that’s harder to believe than magic.

[blondferret]

Kind? I don't know if there is a kind. I think there is a wide range of topics considering the book list I have and I think my other self studied them ALL.

*The Standard Book of Spells (Grade 1)
*A History of Magic
*Magical Theory
*A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration
*One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi
*Magical Drafts and Potions
*Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by Newt Scamander (the only book I know the author of atm)
*The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection

No, not that it's hard to believe... it just sounds... boring.