Friends All Over the World

Limey made a card for one of her friends in New Zealand. Rex wants to wish them bon voyage! I think it's so beautiful to see all types of monsters together in one place - such diversity and love.

One love,
Toodz

Pebbles

Rox & Rex have a new sister: Pebbles! She has a new home in Alura's office. She's smiling down positive thoughts throughout the long workday.

Rox

At work today, Limey and Adnama were charged with the task of creating a new bulletin board at work. Rex's sister, Rox, offered to help disseminate information. RAWR.

Photo Update from the Office!

Rex tending to Club Planta - look at the monsta (monsta bills, y'all) in his hand - he's about to make it rain.


Sweet Pea having morning tea with the queen (with Knic looking on jealously).


Peace, love, and office plants,
Toodz :B

Monster Update: Rex

My friend, Rex, has settled quite well into his new world! Apparently, he's done quite well in the Lil' Monster World Integration Program (LMWIP), with a respectable score of "π" on the world integration scale. According to Sweet Pea, Rex is a bouncer for Limey at Club Planta. He guards the plants for Limey at Limey's office. So, as you can see, Rex is already raking in the Monster Monie$ (you're not the only one who can use dolla' signs in words, Ke$hia!). Hopefully, he'll be spending his money wisely...time for Monster Finance 101 for Rex! Anyway, we're so very proud of you, Rex!
Wishing you all the success in the world,
Henri

Thank You Limey! & Happy Belated Birthday Toodz!

First off, I'd like to send a thank you shoutout to Limey, who generously shared her sewing machine with us. Pocket monster night 1 (TBPosted) went down sans sewing machine pedal, which made the first few attempts interesting and ... ruff.

Meet our newest friend, Rex, who was made especially for Limey. My mommy is becoming more complex in her designs - Rex has dimension!




Also, happy happy belated birthday to Toodz! He turned 2 in Monster Years! He got a little cuhraaaayzayyy.


Until next time!
Much love,
Henri