Crabgrass by Tauhid Bondia for November 13, 2024

The first signs of a serial killer…

I like that he’s wearing a tie. That’s cute

Too many important peoples in the same room.

As I said earlier this week, he likes her. A bit.

Krystal keeps this tea party pretty real, like Game of Thrones real.

“Killer party, my dear. Absolutely killer.”

aqua tofana?

Et tu Krystal?

Tasty Trump Tea!

Phoebe’s unicorn on loan, and Robert Crumbs’ namesake make guest appearances!!

It’s refreshing to see that while Krystal is the most civilized of the Beecham kids, she is nonetheless, a Beecham. She the civilized version of troublemaker, while all the boys are the mayhem version.

Sir Crumbs, the Resplendent? LOL!

Later:

“Oh, hi Kevin!! This isn’t what you think!”

And the parties are historically accurate, too.

Krystal has quite a usual imagination.

And Lord Roderick Cravensworth, the Night Dog of Tresco.

How did miles get himself into this? Was it a promise Krystal thinks he made while zombified by the video game?

And from the expression on her face, who do you think might be behind the attempts?

Three words: The Red Wedding.

Watch out for the almond taste. You might end up buried in the basement.

Now we know who the Evil Twin is.

They both are!

It’s especially rampant when someone thinks you’ve stolen a jigsaw puzzle piece.

Now that is a tea party I could have gotten into as a kid.

That last comment certainly gave him pause.

I didn’t do tea parties as a little girl. My sister and I made our Barbies into action heroes and had them beat up the Ken doll. But I dig Krystal’s vibe.

You’re not supposed to have real tea at a tea party.

Provolone

Poor Miles……..lol.

Great (and unusual) art work.

I wonder if Miles is aware of the assassin’s teapot.

Beautiful!

..budding romance?

Can’t remember the last time we saw Crumbs when he wasn’t being thrown off a crashing bicycle. Was it when Kevin demonstrated to Miles what happens when Kevin yanked Crumbs out of Kody’s hands?

AS the father of twins and the son-in-law of a former owner of a tea shoppe in Aberdeen, Scotland, I can say that I have been to such events numerous times. When they were 5 we started holding real tea parties with real tea and scones and such. When they come to visit they still take the time to sit down for tea time.