HAH!  How very odd!  Fun, too!

this story is so much fun!

oooohhhh dear.  Poor Severus! 

oh my goodness!  Will Luna get away with this?  Most likely.  She's quite a menace in the potions classroom and now Severus is quoted in the Quibbler.  ROFL!

I found myself literally laughing out loud.  "Rictus of horror."  ROFL!

I am almost sad to see it end, what a wonderful story this has been to follow. I have laugh through every chapter.

Aww. The babies were cute. :)

The only one who doesn't get a happy ending is Ron, poor boy.I love the delicacy of that last scene after the ball where Minerva catches sight of them.  That's why I love this pairing.

Lovely.  And the trio deserved each other.

Love how you've painted the Trio. :)

Hehe.  He fell for her little ploy with the book. :)

Poor old Sev.  Now he thinks she thinks he's too old for her. :)

Ooh! Competition! :D

Love the goings on in the women's staffroom. :)

Oops.  Shouldn't have opened his mouth... :)

She really isn't one for social conventions, is she? :)

And the gossip mill begins to turn. :)

Those poor men don't even realise how much the female staff are in charge. :)

Hmm.  Minerva disapproving is a sure way to get Severus on side. :)

Let me see, Dean should absolutely get caugth by a fish-eating something, doesn't Hagrid have something odd in a crate that need feeding? Harry, and his two sidekicks, less than sucsessfull meeting with Minerva were brilliant, I read it twice just to really enjoy it. I am as usual really looking forward for more.

You can tell the best writers because they pay attention to how Snape is called.  And was he implying that Lupin was robbing a cradle or filling one?  Or both, which would be deliciously economical with his words?I'm glad the trio finally got a dressing down of sorts.  Luna's way of wasting their time while gently pointing out that they're small-minded busybodies will keep them awake nights.

I think the meddlers need to back off and let Luna work her magic.

I love how Luna zooms in on the rare creature in the offing when discussing the Ginny/Remus situation.  Snape's mind is whirling with all the problems this relationship will cause as well as his issues with just how obnoxiously sanctimonious the trio are.  Luna is concerned with the most helpless of the people involved.It's hard not to love the half-Prince for leaping to the rescue of the fair lady, even if it's in an understated manner and not nearly as smoothly done as he hoped.Finally, I enjoyed the whole thing with the two professors sitting there, acting oblivious, yet watching carefully to ensure the little drama is carried off without a hitch.  One wonders if they went to the bar deliberately to seek Severus out and thereby get front row seats.

I am usually an avid Hermione-fan, but this Hermione who is not only married to Ron, but also dare critise Luna, and Severus, well she deserves a long  boring life listening to Ron's praEvttle about Quiddich, a boring job at the Ministry where she can live by the books and have 'Molly as a mother-in-law. Even Ginny is wonderful in this fic, standing up for Luna like she does, I sincerely hope she has a flaming hot affare with Remus who would want boring Harry Potter when there is a sexy were-wolf on the loose? It also seems like there are two male Hogwarths Professors with interest in sligthly younger women who have gotten them selfes a Headmistress in their corner. Not the smartest move of the "golden trio" to think they can tell Minerva McGonnagal what to do, but I am very much looking forward to them trying:-))

You've made the Trio very unlikeable.  I think Luna should stop associating with them.  And Ginny and Remus, right under Harry's nose?  Somehow I like that.