Darling, why do you think they call it dip?

As for yours truly, I have doffed the picture hat, wig, and transparent Cinderella costume, and am now, once again, comfortably ensconced in my "Here Comes Trouble" tee shirt. (Plus jeans, you naughty male imperial claimants!

)
Yes, the wedding was great fun--Lexi as Rasputin was a special delight--and how thoughtful of Georgiy Imperator to contact us while in the process of flying away with his bride. Our best to them on that tropical isle, where we hope none of their former flames have also chosen to honeymoon . . .

T.D., your idea for a Part Eleven was sheer genius. (Accent on the sheer!

) And so glad to see that Spy Anna and possibly her Evil Twin, plus Princess Pink and Shvibi also made it over to our warped blog . . . um, I mean our new warpstation, as well as our latest guest Helen. (Minus her royal title . . . Helen, darling, don't keep us in suspense!) And I'm particularly delighted that the budgies made it over, feathers unruffled. But where oh where are the Torias?
Now, you'll excuse me, but a few minutes ago there was a rapping at my shloss door, and who do you think it was but Gregori Potemkim, at my service! Said he was trying to trace a certain wench by the name of Ekaterina and had been told she was traveling with a male companion in the vicinity of a palace occupied by a certain Tsar Doug. I of course have been stalling him, promising him all sorts of things

including a few Potemkin villages here and there.
Well, darlings, must go, but see you tomorrow, same blog-place, same blog-time--
The Eleventh Edition GD/GP Janet