I Should Really Stop Listening To This Depressing Song

Especially since I have happy news -- I has a Victor plushie! :D
-TTV: Goodness, already?-
Yeah. That seller ships FAST! Anyway, I have pictures, everyone:

Him nestled among my other bed-stuffies -- The Einies, Foxy Edison, and Squeak.


Victor on his own. He's actually not as squishable as I first thought -- his stuffing's pretty hard, and his head appears to be a molded plastic piece covered with fabric. He's still cute, though, and more cuddly than my other Victors.


What really makes this Victor for me is the eyes. They're hard plastic and really just make him look especially Victorish.
-TTV: *looks ill at ease*-
My toys are not going to eat you!


I couldn't resist. XD Incidentally, I've been reading that book for a while now, and it's really very interesting -- and amusing. Nothing like Regency literature filled with zombies.

Anyway, I thought this new arrival merited a celebration:

It's a Victor tea party!
-TTV: *facepalm. So much facepalm*-
Oh, stop it, it's cute. The tea set I borrowed from my Mom -- it was a birthday present from my cousin. She really likes sock monkey stuff, and that's the theme of the set. Frankly, it's almost too adorable for words.


That's MacFarlaneVictor in the foreground, and MiniVictor and HallmarkVictor sharing a cup in the back. HallmarkVictor happens to be standing on the plate provided -- it was the only place I could properly anchor him with his sculpey.


PlushVictor, being the shy new kid, hides in the shadows of my computer chair with his cup.


While JunVictor enjoys his tea propped up against some of my notebooks.

-TTV: You are peculiar, do you know that?-
Well, yes, I've known myself for 23 years now.-
-TTV: Fair enough.-
:p And now, to cuddle PlushVictor some more.