Dragon Egg
11/06/11 — First encounter:
On her birthday, it seemed like there had been an earthquake, but really we had just been visited by a frost giant who had come to make a special delivery to Darbi.
Our calm night was demolished suddenly by banging thuds, shaking the whole house. Three crashing knocks nearly broke the front door.
Once Darbi and Maria gathered the courage to brave the “quake” and answer the door, they only found a dragon egg on the porch with a note addressed to Darbi.


UPDATE #1:
We’re still wating for Orohorn to return from the Bronze War. We recently found two severed hands near the battlegrounds of 81st and Lewis and realized they must be from a fallen Bronze Giant.
UPDATE #2:
Darbi crafts a protective fairy house to protect and nest the egg.

05/18/12 — UPDATE #3:
Orohorn returned unexpectedly from the Bronze War to deliver Darbi a note. The house shook once again in Orohorn’s massive presence. Darbi, immediately aware of the lack of time to glimpse him, fleetly took to the windows to see the legendary Frost Giant.
There outside, moving quickly around the corner, was a bluish blur escaping, nearly undetected. On the porch was a note.

05/19/12 — UPDATE #4:
Darbi carefully transported the fairy house to the Hidden Glen. The fairies marveled at Orohorn’s egg inside the impressive house. With a sprinkle of fairy dust, they summoned their friend, Boris, the dragon expert.
Boris measured.
Boris listened.
Boris magicked.

(Via Dragon Egg)
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Q:Is Darbi dreading her hair?

Anon, I assume your question is in reference to this picture from the top of the “Doodles for Darbi’s Lunch Sacks” gallery on my website. In short, no! It’s just yarn tied in her hair. She has had her hair dyed nearly every color of the rainbow, though.
~Kermit
Designing a book of poetry (with art). Thoughts?
Super Meat Boy Poem / by Kermit Mulkins
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Scribblenauts Haiku / by Kermit Mulkins
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Here’s the newspaper article the paper did on my lunch sack art/poetry! What do you think?
lance / by Kermit Mulkins
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To be in the paper
A columnist from the newspaper interviewed me about my lunch sack art/poetry today! The photographer he brought must’ve taken a hundred pics! Now to wait for the Sunday after next!
~Kermit
space / by Kermit Mulkins
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Cut the Rope Poem / by Kermit Mulkins
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your scalding hot bath / by Kermit Mulkins
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Eros’ Arrows / by Kermit Mulkins
(via Lunch Sacks for friends)
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Angry Birds Poem / by Kermit Mulkins
(via lunchsackpoem_110909 and Doodles for Darbi’s Lunch Sacks)
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Fairy Gifts / by Kermit Mulkins
(via lunchsackpoem_110926 and Doodles for Darbi’s Lunch Sacks)
Some backstory below!

After Darbi saw this lunch sack, it reminded her of Sir Millard’s message above. He was one of her many visiting Tooth Fairies, so she took his instruction to heart and buried his provided ruby seeds. Afterwords, actual crystals “grew” in their place, waiting to be discovered.
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