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In the group: The celebrant. Eulalie has never met an occasion she couldn’t make bigger, and she has invented several occasions just to have something to celebrate.
At supper club: She brings a cake every month. The cake always has writing on it, and the writing is always a surprise, including to the person it’s about.
Juicy tidbit: She’s planning a Halfway Party for Month 14½. Nobody knows when Month 14½ is. She has already ordered the cake.
Eulalie believes a souvenir is just a celebration you can carry. Her house is full of them: ribbons from parades, coins from places she’s been, and a tin of confetti she refuses to throw because “it isn’t time yet.” Her blouse earned a written note of approval from Stripaticus, which she framed. When the Necks found that box of broken necklaces, Eulalie was the one who said it wasn’t a cleanup. It was a party, and it was just getting started.
In the group: The celebrant. Eulalie has never met an occasion she couldn’t make bigger, and she has invented several occasions just to have something to celebrate.
At supper club: She brings a cake every month. The cake always has writing on it, and the writing is always a surprise, including to the person it’s about.
Juicy tidbit: She’s planning a Halfway Party for Month 14½. Nobody knows when Month 14½ is. She has already ordered the cake.
Eulalie believes a souvenir is just a celebration you can carry. Her house is full of them: ribbons from parades, coins from places she’s been, and a tin of confetti she refuses to throw because “it isn’t time yet.” Her blouse earned a written note of approval from Stripaticus, which she framed. When the Necks found that box of broken necklaces, Eulalie was the one who said it wasn’t a cleanup. It was a party, and it was just getting started.