[SPARKLE PRINCESS PARTY]

[motherbored]

[There is a banner:

Happy Birthday, Princess Dairine!!!!!!!!!!!

Beneath the banner, there is a tea party set up and a very displeased 11 12-year-old in a sparkly pink princess costume. In fact, no matter who you are, you may find yourself in a similar accoutrement. You also may find yourself drawn to said tea party whether or not you know the "

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[andcontrarywise]

You might be surprised what a redhead may wear, with the appropriate confidence as an accessory - your highness.

[motherbored]

No no no no no no. Not actually a princess. Believe me. The sign is not being truthful.

[andcontrarywise]

Not even only for your birthday?

[motherbored]

Figuratively speaking, maybe, if someone were to choose that language. I'd rather be the knight but that's neither here nor there. But just because it's my birthday, it doesn't mean I'm a real princess.

[andcontrarywise]

But there is hardly any need to take what a clown says so seriously; one did find it timely to bow to the theme.

[motherbored]

Sorry, it's just a bit weird. I really wasn't expecting to do anything today.

[andcontrarywise]

But whyever not? It is, after all, your birthday. Is it not customary to celebrate?

[motherbored]

Usually I just go out to dinner with my family or something, but they're not exactly here. And in the middle of this month it just doesn't seem to fit.

[andcontrarywise]

How unfortunate. And yet, it would seem that camp provides.

[motherbored]

It usually finds a way to "help out".

[andcontrarywise]

One of its more charming points.

[motherbored]

One could put it like that.

[andcontrarywise]

And so one has.

[motherbored]

Would one like something to drink?

[andcontrarywise]

*laughs*

Let one never turn down good hospitality. But, where have one's manners deserted to? If it is your birthday, you ought have a gift.

[motherbored]

Oh, that's really not necessary, but thank you.

Tea or soda?