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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Trailer



Oh my creepy...I can't wait.
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  1. ZaCarrie7:11 PM

    Whoa.
    I think I need to read the last few books again before I see this movie!

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  2. Angiegirl11:37 AM

    I know. I definitely need to reread Half-Blood Prince before seeing it.

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  3. Heidi11:41 AM

    oh yeah!!!

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  4. Angiegirl11:52 AM

    Grin. Looks good, huh?

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  5. ZaCarrie11:27 AM

    I've been sneaking over to Aaron's blog every day to see if there was any news.
    Congratulations! She's beautiful and you look great in that family picture. :)

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  6. Allison5:16 PM

    I was going to comment on the trailer, but...gasp...you have a baby??? Now I have to sneak over to Aaron's blog, too!

    And I can't wait to see the movie!!! Chills...

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  7. Allison5:19 PM

    She is absolutely beautiful. Perfect. Congratulations!

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  8. Angiegirl12:05 AM

    Heh. Thanks, guys. I still feel a bit like a zombie, walking around with a blank look on my face. But you're right about one thing--she is absolutely beautiful.

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