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[Apr. 22nd, 2010|01:46 pm] |
It has recently come to my attention that I simply cannot be a proper private eye without a proper investigator's hat. I have a bowler, and even a porkpie, but it really isn't what I need.
What I need is a well-made wool-felt fedora. Would anyone be able to point me in the right direction to find a good haberdasher or a mad hatter? |
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[Feb. 9th, 2010|06:57 pm] |
We brought Marten home today just in time for him to see his first snow.
It's difficult to decipher what infants are thinking about anything, given it's all equally new to them, but I don't think he disliked it. He wriggled very amusingly every time a snowflake hit his face.
Miniver has taken that dog of his outside. I believe the two of them are having a competition over who can catch more snowflakes with their tongues. |
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[Jan. 9th, 2010|12:46 am] |
This... really isn't my graveyard.
Mother? Father? Silas? Eliza? Ms. Lupescu? Scarlett? Anyone? |
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[Jan. 7th, 2010|08:36 pm] |
It's been altogether too quiet around here as of late. So I've devised something of a treasure hunt for the young, and for the young-at-heart.
No, none of this silly 'up is down, open at the close' nonsense, something far more simple, and somewhat more devious as should be expected.
Anyone who's interested ought to stop and smell the roses. The Queen's roses, in particular, I should think.
(yeah, the cat's bored, so he's set up a scavenger/treasure hunt, ranging over a few continents and through a few scenic sites, and being as how he is the Cheshire Cat, it's cryptic and educational as well as fun, there's likely a few different treasures along the way, none of which I have any idea about, feel free to make it up yourselves if you've got a pup who'd join in) |
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[Dec. 1st, 2009|09:24 am] |
There is something that I feel more people should know, it goes like this:
You are never, not ever, too old for attempting to catch snowflakes with your tongue. |
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[Nov. 5th, 2009|10:16 pm] |
This place is really rather like home, or it was, over the weekend, now it's gone back to being the same as most other places.
Don't suppose that kind of shift happens a lot around here, does it? |
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[Oct. 28th, 2009|07:35 pm] |
Curiouser and curiouser, I wasn't aware that Wonderland had a tornado transit system, thought that was Somewhere Else. |
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