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Currently on: Miss Whynona Whynot, Month 8 of 29
This month’s addition: The glass cat pendant. Asked why she added a cat, she said, “Why not a cat?” Nobody had an answer.
Objects of delight: A stained-glass cat with orange and amber glass and wire whiskers, a key, a pink flower sealed in a tiny corked glass globe, a floral teardrop, a little crown, an ornate black charm, and dark faceted beads.
Key Registry: Entered. Locks opened: none.
The supper-club argument: Two cats in a row: Reginald’s on No. 26 and Whynona’s here. Reginald says his cat was an ordinary cat doing nothing. Whynona has asked him to describe it. She thinks it may be one of hers.
The pink flower is sealed in a tiny corked globe, which makes it the third bottle in the collection. Tannery has already held it up to the window. The floral teardrop is the softest thing on any Ware, and Lurleen calls it “the only object here with good manners.” The cat’s whiskers are wire, and they’ve snagged three napkins and one of Frizzie’s revisions.
In the 29 Necks, necklaces change hands every month at supper. This Ware isn’t married to its Woog. Take it home with Whynona, with a different Woog, or on your own neck.
Currently on: Miss Whynona Whynot, Month 8 of 29
This month’s addition: The glass cat pendant. Asked why she added a cat, she said, “Why not a cat?” Nobody had an answer.
Objects of delight: A stained-glass cat with orange and amber glass and wire whiskers, a key, a pink flower sealed in a tiny corked glass globe, a floral teardrop, a little crown, an ornate black charm, and dark faceted beads.
Key Registry: Entered. Locks opened: none.
The supper-club argument: Two cats in a row: Reginald’s on No. 26 and Whynona’s here. Reginald says his cat was an ordinary cat doing nothing. Whynona has asked him to describe it. She thinks it may be one of hers.
The pink flower is sealed in a tiny corked globe, which makes it the third bottle in the collection. Tannery has already held it up to the window. The floral teardrop is the softest thing on any Ware, and Lurleen calls it “the only object here with good manners.” The cat’s whiskers are wire, and they’ve snagged three napkins and one of Frizzie’s revisions.
In the 29 Necks, necklaces change hands every month at supper. This Ware isn’t married to its Woog. Take it home with Whynona, with a different Woog, or on your own neck.