Somehow, mysteriously and miraculously, a package arrived on the Luinista. No one really seems to know how it got there, but there it was, sitting cheerfully on the control console wrapped in sparkly blue paper with Carley's name written all over it. Literally, her name was written all over it.
Attached to the package is a letter, and it reads as follows:
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh9/ehzoterik/life/lettertocarley.jpg
Written on the back of the letter is a return address that probably doesn't make much of any sense at all, because the instructions read:
Please drop all replies in the garbage chute.
Within the package itself is what looks like a collection of an entire 5th grade class's ceramic arts projects. There are mugs and pencil holders, napkin holders and paper weights, even little rough shod statues all made from the tiny hands of tender loving children. All of these objects are painted neon pink, some with painted on red hearts and words to read such things as "I ♥ Franco!" "Franco Rocks!" There's even a construction paper banner that reads "Long Live the GangSTAR!"
There is, of course, also quite a lot of packaging peanuts.
Attached to the package is a letter, and it reads as follows:
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh9/ehzoterik/life/lettertocarley.jpg
Written on the back of the letter is a return address that probably doesn't make much of any sense at all, because the instructions read:
Please drop all replies in the garbage chute.
Within the package itself is what looks like a collection of an entire 5th grade class's ceramic arts projects. There are mugs and pencil holders, napkin holders and paper weights, even little rough shod statues all made from the tiny hands of tender loving children. All of these objects are painted neon pink, some with painted on red hearts and words to read such things as "I ♥ Franco!" "Franco Rocks!" There's even a construction paper banner that reads "Long Live the GangSTAR!"
There is, of course, also quite a lot of packaging peanuts.