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Who: May and Kilroy
Where: Muppet House
Why: Good news, scary news
When: Tuesday morning
Ok, so maybe Kilroy took a leap of faith. The sort of leap of faith that could end with giant, deformed whales ravaging a city, burning buildings and the destruction of human life. But, he took it damn it. And, for the record, he wasn't the type of man or character to just put his fears on the sidelines to pursue something he wanted. Really wanted. And, after his time in rehab, needed. It was hard for most to understand, but out of all the tales, The Mad Hatter and March Hare had the most stability out of anyone. Their world revolved around a tea party that didn't end or playing messenger back and forth until it was interrupted. So marriage, which was one of the most stable things a man could do, made sense. Well, at least to him.
Kilroy was in a good mood for a number of reasons. One of them included just being able to wake up next to May and not feel strange about it. The other included seeing the ring he gave her on her finger when she waved her hands when she explained something about cakes or something like that. He could barely pay attention at this point.
Once they were dressed and some more phone calls were made to friends like Conan and Robert Goulet's family, they set off to visit Kermit at the muppet house to inform him of the wedding. Holding May's hand as they got out of the car and stepped toward the large, odd and almost dangerous looking home of the Muppets, Kilroy used the strange doorbell (that made sounds like a whoopee cushion) and the sound of Animal yelling "DOORBELL DOORBELL DOORBELL" could be heard from inside. Tightening his grip on May's hand without thinking, Kilroy grinned when he saw Kermit open the door. Which made the little frog give a somewhat surprised look.
"Do you two ever work anymore?" The frog asked, clearly a little uncomfortable that he was still standing in his frog print PJs.
Where: Muppet House
Why: Good news, scary news
When: Tuesday morning
Ok, so maybe Kilroy took a leap of faith. The sort of leap of faith that could end with giant, deformed whales ravaging a city, burning buildings and the destruction of human life. But, he took it damn it. And, for the record, he wasn't the type of man or character to just put his fears on the sidelines to pursue something he wanted. Really wanted. And, after his time in rehab, needed. It was hard for most to understand, but out of all the tales, The Mad Hatter and March Hare had the most stability out of anyone. Their world revolved around a tea party that didn't end or playing messenger back and forth until it was interrupted. So marriage, which was one of the most stable things a man could do, made sense. Well, at least to him.
Kilroy was in a good mood for a number of reasons. One of them included just being able to wake up next to May and not feel strange about it. The other included seeing the ring he gave her on her finger when she waved her hands when she explained something about cakes or something like that. He could barely pay attention at this point.
Once they were dressed and some more phone calls were made to friends like Conan and Robert Goulet's family, they set off to visit Kermit at the muppet house to inform him of the wedding. Holding May's hand as they got out of the car and stepped toward the large, odd and almost dangerous looking home of the Muppets, Kilroy used the strange doorbell (that made sounds like a whoopee cushion) and the sound of Animal yelling "DOORBELL DOORBELL DOORBELL" could be heard from inside. Tightening his grip on May's hand without thinking, Kilroy grinned when he saw Kermit open the door. Which made the little frog give a somewhat surprised look.
"Do you two ever work anymore?" The frog asked, clearly a little uncomfortable that he was still standing in his frog print PJs.