@Queenie wrote:@Phoenix_Rising you're really not that short, it's a giant door is all - I promise! Why does it look like you're wearing a crocheted tea cosy on your head?
@Queenie A giant door? So like in Alice and Wonderland? Gee these forums are odd...yesterday I went for a ride in a whale and today I am about to go through a giant door, which is the entrance to who-knows-where.
As to why it looks like I'm wearing a crocheted tea cosy on my head...um...well that's because I AM wearing a crocheted tea cosy on my head. Gee, you high faluting monarchs just don't keep up with the fashion trends of us mere peasants do you! 
@Queenie wrote:It's the army of oompa-loompas in the background doing all the work @Phoenix_Rising. @CherryBomb @NikNik et al are simply their commanders in chief. That's my story and I'm sticking to it! 😛
I think that is quite likely @Queenie@. Oh now you've reminded me of that picture again - the one you posted last week that said "I want an oompa loompa NOW." That really was very funny. It created such a funny image in my brain of how the forums would look if that's what we did instead of typing @ moderator.
Pleased to oblige @Phoenix_Rising....
Beyond the giant door is a chocolate river that @CherryBomb hasn't found yet!
It is busy @Phoenix_Rising, running around all over the forums. But I'm just about to finish up now. Literally going to crash on the floor like:
and will probably be like this until Monday!
Goodnight! Lovely hanging out with you all. 
The picture hasn't come up yet @Queenie but I know that when it does, that will mean that @CherryBomb is aware of this river of which you speak, so I'm just going to blindly trust you and charge through that giant door right now. Are you coming??? Quick, let's get through and then lock it behind us!
Goodnight @CherryBomb. Thank you for helping to make this such a nice evening. Super big thank you for stepping in on that other muddle. This evening has been super difficult...but Friday Feast has helped A LOT. I think you are awesome...turtley awesome in fact. 
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