rinpana's lovechild

The first is of Beauregard, with three bits of text which read: "Why is it illegal to steal someone's horse or a parakeet but it's perfectly legal to steal someone's girlfriend?" "What does an owl look like and why?" "How can I walk up a wall? I want to walk up a wall."

The second is of Caduceus, with three bits of text which read: "Will bong water get my plants high?" "Is tea just gay coffee?" "Does anyone know how to purchase and/or make a coffin shaped bed?"

The third is of Caleb, with three bits of text which read: "Where does the fire go when the fire goes out?" "Where do wizards live?" "Apart from the well known book "Ghost Cats: Human Encounters With Feline Spirits" by Dusty Rainbolt, what other evidence is there for the existence of an afterlife for cats?"

The fourth is of Yasha, with three bits of text which read: "You are all asshole" "Why do my eyes change from an emerald green to a steel dark blue before and during a storm?? I've looked but no solution?" "Which restaurants in New York City serve wolf meat?"

The fifth is of Jester, with three bits of text which read: "Is it true if you take a cops badge that there not a cop anymore and your the cop?" "Will the Loch Ness monster get into christian heaven?" "Is watching Air Bud on a portable DVD player in my car too intimate for a first date?"

The sixth is of Fjord, with three bits of text which read: "Does everyone here live in Texas or what?" "How Brits can live in UK which is full of haunted house?" "Eel help! Has he gone crazy?"

1) The Last Unicorn

2) The Prince of Egypt

3) Persepolis

4) Any Studio Ghibli film

5) The Secret of Kells

6) The Thief and the Cobbler

7) A great number of old school soviet fantasy films (Snezhay Koroleva, the Humpbacked Horse)

8) A Monster In Paris

9) Wolf Children

10) The Secret of NIMH

11) The Iron Giant

12) Cats Don’t Dance

13) Loving Vincent

14) Heavy Metal

15) Fantastic Mr Fox

I was at Disneyland yesterday and when I walked into the Princess Fantasy Faire I welled up with tears as I witnessed a magical moment with the newest princess Elena of Avalor speaking in full Spanish to a small princess visiting from Latin America.

You can’t see it from the other side, either. It also cost about $20, and I can’t recommend it enough. Easy to travel with, too! Great for Air BnBs!

18 Nocturnes, H 26. - III. Nocturne In A-Flat Major : Un Poco Allegretto

By Composer John Field