A simple banner hangs over one of the tables. It reads “HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUNNY” and beneath it, a few gift wrapped items are set with a card and a large brownie wrapped in colorful cellophane.
Liam's gift, in a bag with tissue paper, consists of bunny peeps (he got them off Amazon, they're fresh), a cookbook with recipes for cute cupcakes and cake pops. Inside there's a Moon tarot card fashioned into a bookmark. His gift includes a homemade card, which appears to be made from the January page of a Hot Firemen calendar. A poor quality photo of Peaches’ head has been cut out and pasted over the beefy fireman's face. The inside says simply. “Happiest Birthday, brave Moon Bunny. Love, LAB”
Sully's also left a gift here, a messily wrapped oblong package. It's, of course, a monstrosity of his own invention. An umbrella imprinted with a photorealistic picture of the moon. The handle has been replaced with a toy Crescent Moon Stick that still plays all the obnoxious tinny sounds when you press the buttons. This umbrella is wholly practical (or wholly impractical, but at least it's not a weapon).
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Happy Birthday, Nora!
Date: 2019-01-28 09:27 pm (UTC)Liam's gift, in a bag with tissue paper, consists of bunny peeps (he got them off Amazon, they're fresh), a cookbook with recipes for cute cupcakes and cake pops. Inside there's a Moon tarot card fashioned into a bookmark. His gift includes a homemade card, which appears to be made from the January page of a Hot Firemen calendar. A poor quality photo of Peaches’ head has been cut out and pasted over the beefy fireman's face. The inside says simply. “Happiest Birthday, brave Moon Bunny. Love, LAB”
Sully's also left a gift here, a messily wrapped oblong package. It's, of course, a monstrosity of his own invention. An umbrella imprinted with a photorealistic picture of the moon. The handle has been replaced with a toy Crescent Moon Stick that still plays all the obnoxious tinny sounds when you press the buttons. This umbrella is wholly practical (or wholly impractical, but at least it's not a weapon).