Tea Party Fair – Ashmoot Alice Collection

I had a little dream…

” Once upon a time there was a girl called Rebe….”NO! She was called Alice! ” “Nonono, she was definitely Rebellah!” No, shut up it was Alice!” said the Easter haze visibly irritated about the Cheshire cat cockiness to dare and know better the story. It was so good that the little baby animals were not so interested in the chatter between he best “frenemies” in their school, which were like this all the time.

“Alice….was a girl with blonde long hair…big”

“Blonde? Is the haze now blind as well??? It is blue, BLUE, Blue, like her dress!”

The girl continues her walk in the forest following the white rabbit till she falls in a hole, the rabbit hole. it was long and dark and all she could see it was like a dump of furniture, tea cups, tables, paintings, pianos and clocks.

When she finally stopped falling she saw the white rabbit in a garden where the grass was growing like the chess fields, and the most amazing flowers glowing in the mysterious dusky like colored sky. There were doors and stairs leading nowhere, trees were like dead and brunches were all over. The white rabbit was tho jumping happy deeper and deeper into the forest.

As Alice-Rebellah was following the white rabbit they ran into a pink cat who was laying lazy on a tree branch. Before she realized they were having a conversation about the place and the people there.

“But I don’t want to go among mad people,” Alice remarked.
“Oh, you can’t help that,” said the Cat: “we’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.”
“How do you know I’m mad?” said Alice.
“You must be,” said the Cat, “or you wouldn’t have come here.” (L.C original quote)

Then she left the cat alone and continued her walk till she reached the castle. It was majestic and impressive, with a lot of small towers all around, very cheerful colored and before you could get to the caste you had to conquer the maze. Before Alice realized where she was there were card soldiers grabbing her and bringing her in front of the queen. The Red Queen or the Queen of Hearts as she so generously was calling herself.

Before she got to see the queen, Alice was hearing her screams, demanding some possible innocents to be beheaded.

“Off with their heads!” (L.C original quote)

But before she managed to really see the queen from near she woke up in her room, holding the book so tight that she almost broke it. She had a dream about Alice and her adventures in Wonderland!