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[creator_raven]

There is a quiet thump as a black-feathered bird drops from the rafters, landing neatly in a chair.

A moment later that same chair is occupied by a man with dark hair and bright black eyes.

Some things, it seems, cross forms rather well.

Other things, like his dusty jeans and raggedy black coat, do not.

It is the problem with feathers.

Sort of.

Well, that, and the immense mess a beak makes of cookies. They are better inhaled whole. This is why Raven appreciates the approach of a waitrat bearing an enormous plate of cookies.

The bird is hungry, today.

And every day.

It is a thing.

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[fabled-fox.livejournal.com]

If Fox could smile he would.

Ideas come from whims! And then you make them real.

And sometimes they work.

And sometimes they don't work.

Like when the stork repaid him for his dinnertime prank.

[creator_raven]

This is not the point at which Raven reaches up to tweak Fox's tail.

Nope.

Not this bird.

Really.




Would this face lie to you?

[fabled-fox.livejournal.com]

Yes. Maybe. No. Depends on who answers.

Eeek!

Yip!

[creator_raven]

It is not Raven's face that lies!

It is his mouth.




Most times.

When there is lying involved.

[fabled-fox.livejournal.com]

The rest of the time it is his body that lies?

When there is a couch involved?

Couches enable much lying. Around.

[creator_raven]

Raven is rarely opposed to napping.

Even with a Fox still nesting comfortably on his head.

Not that foxes nest.

[fabled-fox.livejournal.com]

If Fox is to be used as the pillow the level of comfort is in direct proportion to how much the other person's head weighs.

But sleeping sitting up is another matter.

Hmmm... Sleep. Maybe after a cookie? Several?

[creator_raven]

Raven does not mind sharing cookies.

Mostly.

And as he is already napping, but not using Fox as a pillow, Fox has a free buffet!

[fabled-fox.livejournal.com]

And without further ado...

Munch munch munch!