Festive gratitudes
Season greetings from myself, Kabaji, two undersized felines and a bird. May 2010 contain substantially less livestock.
My Christmas gifts were well received. The art works are particularly excellent. The Monet is naturally an unrivaled piece and the portrait an artistic, yet accurate portrayal, possibly one only exceeded by the mirror. Tezuka and Yuushi, I expected no less of your taste. The boy is rather more surprising since his appearance would suggest he has none.
I seem to have additionally received a blanket that appears oddly familiar and yet ... changed. Possibly all encounters between people result in such. My thanks, Fuji. The quilt, meanwhile, is a unique and yet practical item, Kabaji.
Tachibana-kun, the book and the ... insightful choice of texts were most enjoyable.
Christmas foods are, of course, always to be appreciated. Ohtori-kun, I expect to see that you have improved in skill over the vacation when I hear you in the New Year.
I am quite sure I will find an excellent use for the duct tape, Yanagi-kun, preferably at your expense.
I have also received a well-styled wig although, unless Mizuki discovers manners enough to return my generosity of sharing tea with him, I think the colour is not my style. The concept though, gives me an idea.
Akazawa-kun, remorseful as I am that an over-sight caused you to not receive a gift from me, I have placed an order for 2 kg worth of salmiakki to be delivered to your room at the start of term. You know what you did.
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[ooc: one can assume that Atobe is wearing a wig for a month or so until his hair regrows, although one not in Niou's choice of purple XD]
My Christmas gifts were well received. The art works are particularly excellent. The Monet is naturally an unrivaled piece and the portrait an artistic, yet accurate portrayal, possibly one only exceeded by the mirror. Tezuka and Yuushi, I expected no less of your taste. The boy is rather more surprising since his appearance would suggest he has none.
I seem to have additionally received a blanket that appears oddly familiar and yet ... changed. Possibly all encounters between people result in such. My thanks, Fuji. The quilt, meanwhile, is a unique and yet practical item, Kabaji.
Tachibana-kun, the book and the ... insightful choice of texts were most enjoyable.
Christmas foods are, of course, always to be appreciated. Ohtori-kun, I expect to see that you have improved in skill over the vacation when I hear you in the New Year.
I am quite sure I will find an excellent use for the duct tape, Yanagi-kun, preferably at your expense.
I have also received a well-styled wig although, unless Mizuki discovers manners enough to return my generosity of sharing tea with him, I think the colour is not my style. The concept though, gives me an idea.
Akazawa-kun, remorseful as I am that an over-sight caused you to not receive a gift from me, I have placed an order for 2 kg worth of salmiakki to be delivered to your room at the start of term. You know what you did.
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[ooc: one can assume that Atobe is wearing a wig for a month or so until his hair regrows, although one not in Niou's choice of purple XD]