Well, Barb and Kathy probably don’t know it, but their party on Saturday was not the only celebration held in honor of their recent union. Imagine my family’s surprise when we heard tiny, rowdy cries of “Mountain Dew for EVERYONE!” and “Here’s to the birds!” emanating from Doll Party Central and happened upon this festive little tableau:




more scenes from a surprise celebration . . . )
Today is the birthday of the lovely, fantabulous [personal profile] philips . I'm not sure that I have adequate words to describe my delight and surprise at discovering that not only do I have an evil twin, but she's a) four years older than me and b) French! I don't know exactly how that works, but I'll certainly take it. I've spent more time cackling in the past few months than I have in the past couple of years. No one has ever made me the head of my own publishing empire before or taken the trouble to write slanderous fic about me. Also, I'm pretty sure that there's not another person on the planet who would have encouraged me to document the relative endowments of my Spike and Angel dolls. And so, it's fitting that I honor Philips' birthday in the only way I can since she turned me away from the light: by torturing inanimate objects a fraction of my own size.

With my goal firmly in mind, I set out to do a doll photo shoot that would tie in with her diabolically hilarious Spuffy fic, The Caseus Prize. (If you haven't read it yet, go read it now! It's okay, I'll wait for you. How can you resist a tale of cheese voodoo that makes Spike do things that would mortify even a dead man? Priceless!) And so, dear Philips, I offer an homage, of sorts. With fromage, of sorts. (Chevrot it ain't, bébé.)

In [personal profile] philips' most recent journal entry, Wanna see Spike's chips?, I made a comment that was apparently so disturbing that it moved her to write a ficlet about my poor (according to her, anyway) Spike and Angel dolls. It made me laugh until I cried and scared the cats, and there's just no way I'm going to let it languish as an unread footnote. Please enjoy the gift to the world that is her sense of the funny.
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Title: A Doll Tragedy
Author: [personal profile] philips
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Spike & Angel (Mere implied)
Warnings: Sad, sad little dolls.
A/N: I hope you're happy. Your disturbing brutality is all I could think about at work.

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