The Repairman blinked in surprise. This was a first. After taking and reading the note, however, his confusion melted into plain ol’ happiness.
The inkblot’s clothespin “neck” sagged as he later taped a note to the same spot.
“Sure it’s not…” it read, in rather poor chicken-scratch, “But, seriously, thank you! I love the charm, and I’m wearing it on a pin labeled ‘neck’ now! Besides, the destruction is nothing I haven’t seen before. Thank you for considering me! -‘Inky’”
Role play blogs aren’t just about cliques and it shouldn’t be about who you’ve known the longest either. Well it should be but also- there are a lot of shy cinnamon rolls out there waiting for you. But they don’t know that you can vibe with them right off the bat if they’d only send in a meme or a starter or something!
So reblog if you’re the type of blog that is open to NEW friendships even if you are already connected to old ones. New friendships mean new experiences and more people to talk about your muse’s together. This is a clique free blog despite the people who love sending me in asks and there’s much love for them but I’ve also got love waiting for you if only you’d send that one message.
He looked around, seeing no clue as to who tied this to his toolbox. Huh. Well, he might as well wrap this mystery ribbon around his wrist. Best to make friends if it was a stranger, and best to give a nice gesture if it was someone he knew.
Still, he couldn’t help but wonder who sent this ribbon…he had the feeling they were watching his reaction somehow…
Eh, ‘s probably nothing…
After a moment’s thought, the Repairman stuck the ribbon on his already silly-looking “neck”.
“…Yeah,” he said, nodding. There was little else to be said.
The Repairman was kind of glad his temporary neck extension clothespin wasn’t gonna get more attention. It was looking kind of silly as-is.
He instead formed a pinky finger and wrapped the ribbon carefully around it.
“Oh, thanks! Hope things turn out better for ya!”
That was definitely going on the “NECK” clothespin.
“…Thank you!” he said, appreciatively looking up at the young Toon.
“…”
He cringed a little.
“…Quiet, you.“
Despite his embarrassment, he couldn’t help but feel sort of good that he brought laughter to Kitterah.
“Thank you!”
He wrapped the ribbon round his psuedo-neck, and unconsciously made it weave around the other one, bringing the starts of a necklace. He noticed his “head” starting to slump back down to normal and sighed. This wasn’t gonna work, was it?
He took off both ribbons and took out a clothespin labeled “NECK”. He let his shape slide back to normal and attached it to the side of his head, hanging the ribbons off of it.
“Thank you!” the Repairman exclaimed, clearly flattered. And then he realized; he didn’t actually have a neck of any description.
Hmm.
Well, he carefully sculpted a neck for himself, hoping it would last the day, and wrapped the ribbon round it.
It’s Ribbon Day in Hyrule! Send in a ribbon color and my muse will decide where they want to tie it. Alternatively, send in
🎀 if you want my muse to pick a color for you, then you reblog where to tie it.
This isn’t strictly bound to Legend of Zelda characters so all are welcome to try.
Ribbon Colors
Red – “I love you”; “You’re the most important person in my life”
Orange – “Thank you for all that you’ve given me”; “Let’s take care of each other”
Yellow – Friendship; “Let’s keep being friends”, “You make me smile”
Green – Business partners; “Let’s shoot for the stars together and make it big”
Blue – Family bond; “You’re like family to me”
Violet – A strange but happy bond; “Someone is watching you and hopes you are happy regardless.”
Pink – Secret Admirer; “My feelings are complicated”
White – “Thank you for choosing me”; “I’ll always be loyal to you”; commonly associated with marriage but can mean other things
Black – “I’ll always love you even if you can’t see me anymore.”
Grey – “I don’t like you but for today lets have fun and fight again tomorrow”Where to tie it
On the reciever’s doorknob (if the sender is shy/on anon you have to include this action) – “Please notice how I feel.”
Around the pinky – “I will never forget you”
Around the neck – “I return your feelings.”
In a pony tail – “I devote my life to you.”
Around your wallet – “Let’s find success together.”
In a braid – “I hope we’re all tied together until the end.”
On the bedpost – “I hope you’ll find your way home no matter how far you are”
Around the wrist – “I hope we’re always happy together.”
Around the ankle – “I begrudgingly accept”
On a weapon – “I will protect you with my life.”
In the trash/on the ground – “I reject your emotions.”
Siblings-a-Fixin' 