This cartoon is a Yuletide gift to my dear reviewer and beta 
randy_o, who graciously encouraged me to share it.
Happy Yule to you, Randy!
Author: Aislynn
Genre: Humor. Cartoon.
Rated: none
Warnings: Complete silliness. Serious non-canon.
Oh, and this might take a while to load. It's big. Sorry!
Happy Yuletime to everyone! Enjoy!
randy_o, who graciously encouraged me to share it. Happy Yule to you, Randy!
Author: Aislynn
Genre: Humor. Cartoon.
Rated: none
Warnings: Complete silliness. Serious non-canon.
Oh, and this might take a while to load. It's big. Sorry!
Happy Yuletime to everyone! Enjoy!
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A very happy Yule to you!
-- Aislynn
You did a very good job with this cartoon, and have really made my Christmas Eve happier! Thanks for sharing it!
Happy Holiday! (((hugs)))
A very happy Yule and holiday to you, too! (((hugs back)))
Happy Holidays to you!! *hugs* raphaha
Happy Holidays to you, too! *hugs back* -- Aislynn
It's interesting that everyone compares Galadriel's mirror to a birth bath. I wonder why... NOT!
It's interesting that everyone compares Galadriel's mirror to a birth bath. I wonder why... NOT!
Er, actually, "magic birth bad" was what I had originally written on my penncil sketch of the thing before I finished it with the quill. I noticed the error just in time to correct it! As for the 'bird bath', the expression belong's to Randy, I stole it from him... but then, the idea does come to mind, doesn't it?
A very happy christmas to you! Thank you for the pic you sent me! -- Aislynn
Randy confesses that the idea belongs to the late Doug Kenny, from his brilliant 'Bored of the Rings' in which the Lady Lavalier has to chase an angry sparrow out of the vessel before she can tell 'Frito's' debatable fortune.
Birth bath?
Please, I beg you, do not put that vision into our minds! ;)
Hey, and to Thranduil, if he wants to play the spoilsport: better a cute little golden dragon than a mini-balroc.
Very amused,
Werdrachin
ROTFLMAO!!!!!
You know, you are - and you always have been - my best source of inspiration (or the worst, depending of the POV of the beholder). Now I have that image in my head of "lill' Smaug" wreaking havoc in Mirkwood, or rather in Legolas' Adar's (underground) halls, and Thranduil trying to convince his son that dragons, even little ones, are not really made to be kept inside all the time and it would be so much more fitting to release the poor pet... while planning his revenge on Auntie Galadriel. *Snort*
As for the Mini-Balrog - don't give me ideas. After all, a Mini-Balrog would be so much more fitting for living in caves, would it not?
On second thought, I would not wish such a thing on anyones head (or halls), much less Thranduil's. I am biased, after all!
A cute little dragon, on the other hand... :)
Greetings and Cheers! -- Aislynn