(sort of ic 'christmas' gifts)
Even though John isn't really big on the entire Christmas idea, with his apartment lacking decorations, but London has decided to celebrate so he's going with the flow and sending a couple of gifts. And no, he doesn't realize they're all to women.
Kara gets a photograph of a couch. But careful observation will note that said couch is in John's loft where a much dirtier couch once was. There is also a note: Now you can actually sit when you come over. Merry Christmas. And she also gets a wrapped gift (please ignore the amount of tape on the box to get the wrapping paper to stay put) -- which is something she asked for. He's never touching so much pink again.
Ynez gets two wrapped packages (again, please ignore the amount of tape) delivered to wherever she is in Rome with Darius. Inside the first is a scarf and a pair of matching gloves, and a note: So the cold doesn't bug you. They're recycled silk from Nepal. The colors made me think of you. Hope your holiday is going well. -John Inside the second wrapped package is a small box which contains a crucifix. It's made of bronze and has slight traces of the original gold plating, and there is another note: This dates to 800 AD, Byzantine Empire. You'll get more out of it than I will...Merry Christmas.
Zee gets what any performer adores - roses. She also gets a box full of random things, but they do have a theme. There is caramel popcorn and sourdough chips, as well as Earthquake Cake and a small stuffed crab. A note is tucked in among the items: We should go back sometime. Remember when I got attacked by the crab at Fisherman's Wharf? Little bastard. Anyways, when you get this...drop by the flat, yeah? I got another surprise for you but you'll have to get it from me personally. Love, John (And again, there is a lot of tape on the gift wrapping but he's a man who doesn't really celebrate Christmas, so cut him a break.)
Kara gets a photograph of a couch. But careful observation will note that said couch is in John's loft where a much dirtier couch once was. There is also a note: Now you can actually sit when you come over. Merry Christmas. And she also gets a wrapped gift (please ignore the amount of tape on the box to get the wrapping paper to stay put) -- which is something she asked for. He's never touching so much pink again.
Ynez gets two wrapped packages (again, please ignore the amount of tape) delivered to wherever she is in Rome with Darius. Inside the first is a scarf and a pair of matching gloves, and a note: So the cold doesn't bug you. They're recycled silk from Nepal. The colors made me think of you. Hope your holiday is going well. -John Inside the second wrapped package is a small box which contains a crucifix. It's made of bronze and has slight traces of the original gold plating, and there is another note: This dates to 800 AD, Byzantine Empire. You'll get more out of it than I will...Merry Christmas.
Zee gets what any performer adores - roses. She also gets a box full of random things, but they do have a theme. There is caramel popcorn and sourdough chips, as well as Earthquake Cake and a small stuffed crab. A note is tucked in among the items: We should go back sometime. Remember when I got attacked by the crab at Fisherman's Wharf? Little bastard. Anyways, when you get this...drop by the flat, yeah? I got another surprise for you but you'll have to get it from me personally. Love, John (And again, there is a lot of tape on the gift wrapping but he's a man who doesn't really celebrate Christmas, so cut him a break.)
