A member of Rowling's Army, until the very end!

After the movie, I felt pretty calm. You get the "all was well" feel, you see. Everyone was smiling serenely and I couldn't help but smile with them. Then hedwig's theme swelled to a crescendo and I felt really touched. Above all, I was lost.

It was over.

No more movies to look forward to.

That was it, the end of an era. It is impossible to explain in words how Harry Potter means to me. Harry taught me about courage and bravery, about love and sacrifice. He opened up my world. He grew up with me. I am proud of what he did for the wizarding world. I am proud of the books. I am proud of the movies. (My heart swelled with pride when I saw the credits on the movie screen, "Daniel Radcliffe", "Rupert Grint", "Emma Watson", "Based on a novel by J.K. Rowling", "Evanna Lynch", "Matthew Lewis", "Bonnie Wright", "Julie Walters", "Michael Gambon", " Alan Rickman", "Gary Oldman", "Maggie Smith", "James and Oliver Phelps", "Warwick Davis", "Robbie Coltrane", "Steve Kloves", the 3 Davids and many many more actors/actresses and people from behind the scenes.)

Fortunately, there is still Pottermore to look forward to, or else, I would be depressed beyond words.

Thankfully, too, TVB (especially Tavia) helped me to feel a little less lost. Starhub awards was just great because everyone looked spectacular, and the emcees were really funny. I love how they kept teasing Bosco. (I'm a supportie of Boscolie, yes!)

Thank you, Michelle, for the tickets!!! I really, really appreciate it. And thank you, Brenda, for going to the awards with me. It was great fun.

I only wish I was there at departure to take a photo with Tavia...

Xinyi