Here we are entering the room formerly called "the nest". Be sure to keep an eye on the little ones, as the monsters that used to inhabit the area may still be hiding...
To your left is the creature known as "Boo Kase". It has traveled far across "the nest" to where it is in the photo, but it will eventually migrate back to the place it last resided.
When so many creatures gather to the center of "the nest," it is difficult to see the scenery. But do not fear, my friends, for if you do not move suddenly, the creatures will ignore your presence.
The creature above you is known as Fluffy. It is a member of the lamp family, and usually has not one, but three heads attached to a single body. It is currently perched upon the "Dre Sir", with which it has formed a symbiotic bond.
From this vantage point, you can see the bed which is the most important element of any nest. It provides a comfortable perch for the alpha creature of the land.
The final marker on our journey is the window. Ironically, on our next trip, it will be our first stop.
Have you got all your belongings? All the little ones safe? Bobby? Ma'am I'm certain you came on this trip alone. No, we do not have a lost and found location for you to check. If we find any extra body parts in the animal excrement, we will be sure to contact you.
P.S. A huge thanks goes to Katie for helping me paint the walls. I know they may not look too different from the "before" pics, but that just shows how unobservant you are.
P.p.s. Did anyone notice the hole that is missing from the photos? The credit goes to my big bro and Mr. Grumpypants.
Photos taken by Jenn on a Canon camera on May 13, 2010.
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