To the Ringbearers!

Subject: To the Ringbearers!
Author: Huinesoron
Posted on: 2013-09-23 16:31:00 UTC

I figure Sam deserves at least a slice of cake, even if it's not his birthday.

So can we have a tree? I reckon we need a tree.

Tree!

It was indeed a mallorn, and it was the wonder of the neighborhood. In after years, as it grew in grace and beauty, it was known far and wide and people would come long journeys to see it: the only mallorn west of the Mountains and east of the Sea, and one of the finest in the world.

hS

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Happy (belated) Birthday, Bilbo and Frodo by Elcalion on 2013-09-23 10:55:00 UTC Reply

Depending on how the Board time zones work out, I fear we may have missed celebrating Their Birthday this year.

*celebrates in fine hobbit style anyway*

Elcalion, partying like it's TA 3019.

I'm late to the party, but by Lily Winterwood on 2013-09-24 06:42:00 UTC Reply

I bring a cracked up fic of what would happen if Middle-earth was a planet the Star Trek cast stopped by in ... er, appeasement. To an extent.
Happy birthday, Bagginses! (nm) by Ailavyn Siniyash on 2013-09-24 02:33:00 UTC Reply
*passes out cookies* by Karen DuLay on 2013-09-23 16:59:00 UTC Reply

I'm still waiting on my present from the birthday boys!
RE: Bilbo's Birthday by dramaticsoprano on 2013-09-23 14:20:00 UTC Reply

To celebrate yesterday, we had lamb stew (we weren't able to get a proper leg of lamb), seed cake, talked Tolkien, and listened to the "Unexpected Journey" soundtrack.

I wish we had the movie.
Oh, darn DX by Cassie on 2013-09-23 12:58:00 UTC Reply

I was going to say something, but I was sure someone else would, and then I fell asleep...

*parties anyway* To Bilbo and Frodo!

To the Ringbearers! by Huinesoron on 2013-09-23 16:31:00 UTC Reply

I figure Sam deserves at least a slice of cake, even if it's not his birthday.

So can we have a tree? I reckon we need a tree.

Tree!

It was indeed a mallorn, and it was the wonder of the neighborhood. In after years, as it grew in grace and beauty, it was known far and wide and people would come long journeys to see it: the only mallorn west of the Mountains and east of the Sea, and one of the finest in the world.

hS