Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Wonderful!!!!  simply fantastic! I have the biggest grin on my face right now, and nothing could get rid of it!

~Maria~

Glad I could put a smile on your face!  Thanks for reviewing!

Susan

I really enjoyed reading this.  What a sweet, realistic way for Harry and Ginny to get together.  First, I like your take on Ginny.  Looks like she’s having a great start to her day.  I know I love to get full, undisturbed sleep, a quiet, empty house, breakfast waiting for me, a long relaxing shower, and a compliment. (Who cares if it’s just a mirror? Grin.) 
 Harry’s not the only person to suffer at the hands of Voldemort, and I can imagine her having nightmares.  Ginny could understand what he’s going through. 
Great way to set up the scene between the two- Harry is always at his best while flying, and Ginny has proven herself as an equal.  I was surprised with how Ginny got him in the air; my response would have been to offer him my broom and go from there.  But really, Harry needed to confront the memories of that specific broom, instead of my rather Hermione instinct to mother. (grin.)  
I found your take on Harry’s quidditch charming.  It’s hard not to laugh with a boy who’s teasing you- especially when he’s normally so sad. 
But the best came when they landed.  This scene gave me that happy little moment.  I can just imagine Ginny’s feeling of shivery anticipation.  Love the image of Harry tipping her face towards him, coming closer, drifting that kiss against her.  Lovely.  A simple beat of time, where they both are open to each other.  Of course, what your Harry does after was dead on canon as far as I’m concerned. He would start second-guessing himself.   Good to know Ginny can tease him out of it. 
Favorite part of the story: ““You're incredible,” he whispered. “You are kind and caring, and soft and warm, and you like Quidditch –“   Soft and warm. Hee.  I say the same thing about my comforter.  Such a boy compliment.  Hee hee.
All in all, a wonderful humorous piece of fluff.  My favorite type of  Harry/Ginny story.  I look forward to reading more from you. Thanks to your betas- spelling and sentence structure were both excellent.

Best Regards,
pixie
ellie

Wow!  Thank you for the wonderful review!  You really put a lot of thought into it, and I greatly appreciate it.

Let me just say, that I'm glad you like the story.  Fluff is my specialty -- I don't do angst very well, but I try! *laughs*  I love fluffy stories with happy endings -- I'm such a sap in that respect.

You've actually paid me a very high complement by saying:

Of course, what your Harry does after was dead on canon as far as I’m concerned. He would start second-guessing himself.

I always wonder if my characterization is close to what they are in canon.  One person's interpretation can be different from another.  It's nice to see someone who thinks I did a good job with my characterization.

Oh, and as for Ginny giving him her broom and going from there -- that was actually a thought of mine too -- see, I have 4 little boys, so the mothering side of me comes out quite often.  But when it came down to it, Harry and Ginny demanded I write it so that Harry begins to deal with his feelings about Sirius.

And I have started a "companion" piece to this, in Harry's POV, but it is currently stalled out.  I am trying to finish up my chaptered fiction, The Homecoming, before doing anything else.

Thanks again for taking the time to review. It means the world to me.

Susan, aka OHGinnyfan

Just the perfect story to read before bed! It gave me wonderful dreams of my two favorite characters...Your Ginny is a tender, caring, patient friend and Harry is very lucky to have her there for him. I also like that Harry knows what he wants...

“Well, if you're not seeing Dean, then maybe you won't mind if I do this.”

“Well, if you're not seeing Dean, then maybe you won't mind if I do this."

*has to laugh* I think that, as a warning to a kiss goes, that is fantastic.