Azami: *waiting*Hana: Umph.
Hana: Azami, what are you doing out here in the mailbox?Azami: Huh? Oh, hi Hana. I'm waiting for the mailman to come back.
Hana: Did you order more boots off of eBay again?Azami: Nope, not this time. Today I'm waiting for a potato. A little, round, white potato.
Hana: Uweh??
Mailman: *looks at dolls in mailbox, and two humans taking pictures of dolls, sets down package, and carefully backs away*
Azami: Ah! Finally! Now I just need to get down.
Hana: Oh, no, you're not. Just ask Kali to help you.
Azami: WHEEEEEE!!!!!
Hana: Kids, don't try this at home.
Azami: Ta-da! Now c'mon, Hana, get your bald head down here and help me get this box inside.
Azami: It's ok, my little potato, we'll get you out of there right away!Inside box: *muffled screaming and thumping*
Hana: This.....*push*....box.....is heavy! Just how big is this potato??
Azami: Just keep *shove* pushing!
Hana: I'm *gasp* *gasp* never going to do that again!Azami: *catches her breath* Thanks for the help, Hana. Kali, I need some help.
Kali: *off camera* I'll go get the knife.
Inside box: Come on, already! Onee-chan, I know you are out there!!!
Azami: Ah, little potato, I'm so glad you're finally here!Inside box: Why do you refuse to call me by my given name?
Azami: I can't call you a potato?
Azami: But you're all white and squishy!
Inside box: I have your enjo-kōsai money.
Azami: *ahem* Everyone out there in blog-reading land, meet my little sister, Philomena!
Philomena: Thank you, Az. NOW GET ME OUT OF HERE!!!!!
Azami: I'm trying to!
Azami: Wow, Korean box torture. I really should learn how to do this...
Philomena: Onee-chan! I'm suffocating in this thing!
Philomena: Finally! I'm free! Tadiama!Azami: Okaeri nasai! I really did miss you, imōto. Welcome to life in the window.
Philomena: I miss you too, onee-chan. Just no more potato jokes, ok?Azami: You got it, Phil.
Bonus picture!
Notes:
In case you missed it - and it's sort of obscure, especially if you don't know Japanese - in Japanese, a person would call his/her little sister "imōto" - 妹 (I think that kanji should show up). But "imo" can also mean "potato". And let's face it, in that Cinnamonroll outfit, she sort of does look like the inside of a baked potato. ^_^
Two twelve-ounce dolls trying to move a two pound package doesn't seem like much, but it's more like two adult humans trying to push a 400-500 pound object. I know I'd be a bit winded after that.
2 comments:
I LOVE your Dollie " Pictorials " :D
I need to get a blog up on my dollies, but I am kind of waiting until I get my Nahh-Ato fixed back up. Thanks for the comment on my thread over on Pullipstyle. I think people were afraid to tell me to start over ... but that's what needs to be done :P
Oh well ... it is experience even to mess up ( I've learned what NOT to do ) and there has been no permanent harm done ;>)
Haha, awesome pic-fic! Love the pic where they are scattered on the floor, all exhausted from the ordeal of pushing the parcel inside. I am currently waiting for a Cinni of my own, she's sooo adorable!
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