Thank you Pandora! I have to agree with what you said - that the story flows better if you don't have to wait as long to read it. I think that an update every other day, or couple of days works best, but unfortunately I am not that fast of a writer. :) I think that not obsessing about the chapter and worrying about errors was slowing me down, as well as making the chapters so long. I would write half of it and then put it away for awhile (sometimes a long while) when just posting that I had was long enough to be a shorter chapter, even though there wasn't a natural end to it. And then I would look, and look at it when in actuality, I don't make that many errors to make it unreadable. So I'm just going to keep trucking along.

I'm glad that you like my deaged Harry. I think that it is very difficult to keep both Harry and Snape in character in this genre of story.

Don't worry, Harry will be able to go to both Snape and Hoppity once he is reaged. Spending a summer with people just makes you close to them, and they don't really have a choice. :)

Thank you so much for all your wonderful comments. :) Snape surprised me as well. Not only did Snape call a family meeting, but he was decent at it too! I liked that there were rules for Harry's guardians as well. I think that was Hoppity's doing, and perhaps Harry. He seems to be getting his Gryffindor spirit back.

I'll tell you a secret that after this chapter I plan to bring the rules back in the sequel. It was just too good.

Thanks for your review!

Ha! "Never give up! Never surrender!"

I think that Harry is repressing his memories of the Dursleys by this point. The potion does that some, but I think Harry doesn't like to think of them when he is away. With things going so well, I don't know how easy it will be for Snape to get that information. But Harry won't be going back to them this summer at least. :)