I love your stories! This is how the Harry Potter series should have ended.

Hello yourself! Good to see you back here again.

I was a bit puzzled about the train, why some 'powers that be' would have sent the train to a large field and then forget about it? ... but still it was useful as a lever causing Harry to think back to his early days.

Nice to see Harry happy and content with his family, of course. Why would Sophia have a surname of 'Granger' and the other two 'Potter'? Am I betraying some lack of politically correct awareness?

I'm happy that you intend to resume work on 'Bearings' and 'Growing up Granger'. I was enjoying the political intrigue that was growing in the former, and the latter - as I think I've mentioned before - is a great idea, with a lot of exciting potential there in showing hidden H/Hr moments in those early Hogwarts years. Cheers.

a lovely return to the fanfic community.. I have always liked your writing. TimW

Matt, glad to see you have returned! As I only come here when I get chapter/author alerts, I was glad to see your name in the email I got today.

I always enjoy your descriptive language and your take on the magical vs the muggle worlds. The idea of a magical wing of the British Museum is excellent.

And of course, your version of Harry and Hermione is so much better than the canon versions...

Very sweet story. Beautifully written and executed, and with a hint of mystery to it, too.
The idea that there were would be a magical portion of the British Museum is very interesting. I think I like it. And of course, I love the relationship between Harry and Hermione - so pure and without a hint of sarcasm. Very real and true. Overall, this is a very lovely story, and I enjoyed it very much. I think you did a wonderful job.

Awww...what a sweet little story. This is the kind of one-shot we never see often enough, especially in the wake of Dreadfully Hollow and its Crapilogue. Harry dreaming of two of his favorite things from his school days, then waking up in the quiet, early hours of the morning to the beautiful life he has with Hermione and their children...just blissfully perfect.

Hope to see more updates on "Growing Up Granger" soon--it's a brilliant concept and is proving to be very well-executed!

Welcome back, its good ter see yeh again. After we were left with the epilogue that must be forgotten, its easy to understand your lack of desire to continue. I must ask however, as a member of the cast of characters, that you do not turn away from us. We have no life without authors. Immortality looks different from this side of the page, I can tell yeh that.

Really nice little piece. It was sweet and fluffy, something rare nowadays on PK...

A beautiful piece of writing as always. Hi Matt good to see you alive and kicking!!!. I have to thank to all the gods in earth that you find your muses again and will continue with your writing . It will be a waste to left all these wonderful stories unfinished!!. I know some times RL can be difficult and uninspiring, so it's good that you found your way through it. Take your time and thank you for writing.
Ana

Its really sweet. Harry needs to be this happy, so does Hermione. I love that all the kids have His eyes!! Why is the baby named Sophia Jane GRANGER??

Looking forward to the next update. Nice to have you back!

Is this a one shot? It says on the main page that its in progress, but this looks like a perfect one shot.

I'm happy to see you've rejoined the community and look forward to any updates you can give us. I have had similar time constraints lately, and can fully understand your issues.

Thanks for writing,
Matt

awe that is cute! i cant wait to read the rest of it! keep up the great work on it!

Hey good to see you back!!!! Awesome chapter!!!! I can't wait to see your new chapters for Bearings and Growing up Granger!!!! Will we be seeing Harry getting a Phoenix in Bearings???? Do keep up the outstanding work and update soon please!!!!

Awwwww... a very beautiful and sweet little story. I'm glad you are coming back to the world of fic again. Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece.