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It took some time, but I finally got to see a gorilla hugging the giant Eevee. I wanted to see their gigantic long arms covering as much Eevee real estate as possible, and here it is, Peewee’s doing it. He’s going the distance. No trophy, no flowers, no flashbulbs, no wine.
Officially invited 70 CAMPERS ( still don't have irl friends really) I feel content yet again, welcome Peewee~!!
Same.
i adore this coloring!! it reminds me of winter colors in don't starve. 🌨
One fun thing with some of the food-related furniture is that animals won’t just stand there smiling or holding up silverware, they’ll actually eat or drink from what’s in front of them. Here’s Peewee enjoying some tea from the afternoon tea set, and Marshal eating some ice cream from the ice cream display. Marshal obviously isn’t worried about that ice cream falling off the cone, and I guess that’s fine, because he’s right, it never does fall.
“Don’t let me tell you what to do! Also, give me two conch shells! Happy birthday!!!”
Peewee appreciates the fact that trees don’t snore.
Who hurt you, Peewee?
As a salty old fellow myself (at least, according to my business card), I agree with Peewee. December has too many holidays! I mean, there’s the one there at the end, and...
No, that’s about it, regardless of your personal beliefs. Does he think that a lot of people are celebrating multiple religious holidays? Folks out there shopping for Kwanzaa, Christmas, and Hanukkah? Do people do that? There’s no reason why they couldn’t! None at all! I just have a hard time thinking that most people do. I’d be really interested in finding out, though.
According to Wikipedia, “While in other countries the only holidays included in the "season" are Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, St. Stephen's Day/Boxing Day, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and Epiphany, in recent times, this definition in the U.S. has begun to expand to include Yule, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday.[31] The expansion of the holiday season in the U.S. to encompass Thanksgiving is believed to have begun in the 1920s, when in major department stores Macy's and Gimbels were launched dueling Thanksgiving Day parades to promote Christmas sales .[32] ”
So I guess that if you DO celebrate all of those, then it’s a pretty busy couple of months!
