Sarah K. Groseclose

>I just joined Harry Potter for grown-ups and discovered that there are
literally hundreds of discussion boards and groups for kids.


Julie,
Can you post the address for this Harry Potter for grown-ups? I would love
to be a part of it.
Thanks.
Peace,
Sarah

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Julie Bogart

--- In [email protected], "Sarah K.
Groseclose" <CHILDLEDucator@h...> wrote:
> >I just joined Harry Potter for grown-ups and discovered that
there are
> literally hundreds of discussion boards and groups for kids.
>
>
> Julie,
> Can you post the address for this Harry Potter for grown-ups? I
would love
> to be a part of it.
It's a yahoo group:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HPforGrownups/

Over 9000 members! (And we think this list is big...)

Jenny, I do remember you and Alan! :) Here's info that my son
gave me.

Astronomy:

http://comets.amsmeteors.org/meteors/calendar.html

My son uses this site to keep track of meteor events and other
astronomy related stuff. He gets a newsletter every month but
doesn't have the address handy. He'll give it to me next time it
comes.

I asked him about astronomy forums:

"Just check google. I don't use them that much. But they are
there if you want them." :)

Julie B