cherrytree9317

So I've been playing my Lego HP game for a while now and have made it to Year 3. But now, when I go to Lupin's classroom with Harry to learn Expecto Patronum, the entire game freezes and I have to shut down my computer. It works fine in every other area, like in Diagon Alley and in Hogwarts, I just can't complete the Expecto Patronum Lesson, which means that I can't move on with the story. Is there a way to trick the game into thinking I've completed this level, so that I can skip this part and move on with the story?

My computer is a new Dell Inspiron, Win 7, bought this summer, and it works fine with every other game i own.

I know that I have a long (and I mean long) list of things that I want my husband to be like, and I was curious as to what others have on their list. All qualities acceptable (physical, emotional, spiritual, mental, career, etc).

Hi guys

So, let’s just dive in, shall we? I am a senior in a really tiny high school (there are 53 people in my class). My best friend and I usually hang out with this one group of guys, who are all awesome, but some are more awesome than others… and therein lies the problem.

Let’s call him, um, Edmund, ok? We hang out a lot in a group of friends, but he doesn’t come over to me specially. We talk a lot, but usually in a group - which doesn’t mean we don’t talk about deep stuff. He doesn’t touch me, but he sometimes looks at me a bit.

The thing I’m mostly wondering about are some of the things he’s said. Once, I was talking about where I was going for the weekend and how there were going to be a bunch of kids I didn’t know there. So he asks me, “are there going to be any boys there?” and I said there were just going to be some irritating freshmen. He laughed and his friend looked over and smirked a little. And this weekend, we were at a school retreat together, so my bff and I came over and sat at his table (with a bunch of his friend’s there too). As a joke, Ed got up and pretended to leave. My bff said, “What? Ed! You’re so mean!” and I said sarcastically “Yeah, nice, Ed”. He sat down again and said “Kidding, Kidding! I just wanted to give you guys some alone time with Bob (our good guy friend and Ed’s best friend)” and then I think he looked at me. I mumbled something and then we changed the subject.

I feel like I’m reading WAY too much into it but it’s driving me crazy! Please help if you can. Thanks. Sorry if it's way too long.

PS I used to have a massive crush on Bob (Ed's best friend). For years.

I am an missionary kid living in Africa, and was thinking of doing a typical "oh, my time abroad helped me to see things from a new perspective" essay, but about the times I've spent in the US (every other summer since I was little, but still a foreign country to me!).

Is that too cliche? And are there any other tips for me? Thanks.

PS I'm applying to small private Midwestern colleges...