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stonepicnicking_okapi) wrote2023-12-10 07:16 pm
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Advent Day 10: Cards & Tags
I love making cards! And I'm done with my card making (except Minisculus says he wants one so I'll making one for him and Minor).
And I did a Jeeves & Wooster double drabble.
I stepped gingerly back into the room, expecting to be dismembered, disowned, dis-something, but no one even seemed to clock my reappearance. The tree was still trimmed, the stockings still hung, and all gifts had been distributed.
“Jeeves!”
“All there you are, sir. I took the liberty of representing you as you were out of the room.”
He handed me a small, wrapped bundle which could only be a pair of gent’s socks.
“Jeeves!”
I looked pointedly at one corner where Roderick Spode and Madeline Bassett were doing what can only be described, with great turning of the stomach, as canoodling. And then, in another corner, Old Mrs. Blankensopp was talking to my Aunt Agatha, advising her to have me put in a home, judging by her expression, one I easily recognised.
“Jeeves, no one is angry with me.”
“No, sir. I took advantage of the commotion caused by young Master Edmunds entry with the Christmas toad to do some swapping of tags.”
My eyes goggled. “You did that!”
“Yes, the situation has been resolved to everyone’s satisfaction. And I don’t think an engagement of you to young Elsie Blankensopp will be forthcoming.”
“God Bless us everyone, Jeeves.”
“Indeed, sir.”
Advent list:
1. Gingerbread day 1
2. The Nutcracker day 4
3. Hot cocoa & marshmallows
4. bells
5. Ghost stories by the fire
6. Light & darkness
7. Star day 2
8. Hide & seek
9. Ornaments & tinsel
10. Christmas feast
11. Cards & tags day 10
12. Wreaths & doors
13. Angels
14. Holly & pine Day 7
15. Ribbon & bows
16. Roasted chestnuts & marzipan
17. Christmas films day 8
18. Naughty & nice day 5
19. Dickens & Clement Moore
20. Murder for Christmas
21. Icicles
22. Trains & sleighs day 9
23. Charades
24. Coffee
25. Gloves & scarves day 6
26. Change of plan & change of heart
27. Caroling
28. Silver & gold day 3
29. Peppermint
30. Wishes & wonders
And I did a Jeeves & Wooster double drabble.
I stepped gingerly back into the room, expecting to be dismembered, disowned, dis-something, but no one even seemed to clock my reappearance. The tree was still trimmed, the stockings still hung, and all gifts had been distributed.
“Jeeves!”
“All there you are, sir. I took the liberty of representing you as you were out of the room.”
He handed me a small, wrapped bundle which could only be a pair of gent’s socks.
“Jeeves!”
I looked pointedly at one corner where Roderick Spode and Madeline Bassett were doing what can only be described, with great turning of the stomach, as canoodling. And then, in another corner, Old Mrs. Blankensopp was talking to my Aunt Agatha, advising her to have me put in a home, judging by her expression, one I easily recognised.
“Jeeves, no one is angry with me.”
“No, sir. I took advantage of the commotion caused by young Master Edmunds entry with the Christmas toad to do some swapping of tags.”
My eyes goggled. “You did that!”
“Yes, the situation has been resolved to everyone’s satisfaction. And I don’t think an engagement of you to young Elsie Blankensopp will be forthcoming.”
“God Bless us everyone, Jeeves.”
“Indeed, sir.”
Advent list:
3. Hot cocoa & marshmallows
4. bells
5. Ghost stories by the fire
6. Light & darkness
8. Hide & seek
9. Ornaments & tinsel
10. Christmas feast
12. Wreaths & doors
13. Angels
15. Ribbon & bows
16. Roasted chestnuts & marzipan
19. Dickens & Clement Moore
20. Murder for Christmas
21. Icicles
23. Charades
24. Coffee
26. Change of plan & change of heart
27. Caroling
29. Peppermint
30. Wishes & wonders