If it’s not obvious, this is the Drosselbeyer from The Nutcracker. In the original Hoffman story, he doesn’t have a first name. I named him Alberich so I could have two legendary craftsmen in one. The “happy fun balls” Hilda[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
While they first showed up last week here is the official introduction of Hilda’s big brothers (as in why Mrs. Ziegentochter calls Hilda her “little girl”) Theo and Daniel. Despite what Hilda thinks of them, and their day job, they[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It looks like Theo and Daniel are a bunch of softies who want to promote love for love’s sake. That’s their story anyway… There are worse excuses for reading your sister’s diary.
For all of you paying attention, the attic is where the organization puts all of the salvage that needs to stay hidden. For Peaseblossom it’s also a very private place to take people.
We’re back to the subject of Drosselmeyer-tech. It’s a bit of a relief that even the people who work around them find them creepy. Let’s hope that glass is thick.
Finishing the errand to the attic quickly leaves Peaseblossom plenty of time to carry out her plans with Kevin. Just so long as she isn’t interrupted.
Bertha is repaired and Santa takes her to a better place. Here at Rhapsodies, we hope you and yours have a happy Christmas!
Hilda‘s mom may be strict, and set in her ways, but she does want what’s best for her daughter, whatever Hilda may think. She might have a point though. Hilda has interacted with Santa Claus more this evening than Peaseblossom[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Bonnie seems to be very pleased with the house so far. She thinks everything her parents were suspicious of is great, especially the parrot! She can’t wait to drag Kevin around as if he were a brand-new toy, to show[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
