User:PanchamBro/Sandbox/January

January

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Art.

My dear, <Player>,

As I greet the New Year,
I've decided to become one of
those fancy "hobby" people.

If my creativity were a flower,
it would be in full bloom.

Behold! -Mom

February (Northern Hemisphere) / August (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Embroidery.

My dear, <Player>,

I blow onto my icy hands to
warm them... It doesn't work,
but it's something to do.

If I stitch fast enough, maybe I'll
be able to feel my fingers again.

I miss the sun! -Mom

March (Northern Hemisphere) / September (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Candle Set.

My dear, <Player>,

Like a cheap candle, the snow is
melting fast, replaced by lovely
flowers and plants.

Spring sure knows how to make
an entrance.

Two can play the melting game! -Mom

April (Northern Hemisphere) / October (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Tissue Box.

My dear, <Player>,

Cherry-blossom petals dance upon
the wind, like some kind of bizarre
battalion of breeze ballerinas.

A smile graces my face as I watch
the petals fall. All is well until...

Achoo! -Mom

May (Northern Hemisphere) / November (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Knapsack.

My dear, <Player>,

The smell of trees and freshly cut
grass brings out the adventurer in
me. Wandering season is upon us!

I'm not sure which I like better,
wandering or meandering...

I'm also fond of rambling. -Mom

June (Northern Hemisphere) / December (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used in the Northern Hemisphere for the letter.

The stationery used in the Southern Hemisphere for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Handmade Apron.

My dear, <Player>,

Fireflies light up the night sky,
taking my mind off the stresses
of the day.

As I watch, amazed and distracted,
the mosquitoes make their move.

I'm terribly itchy. -Mom

July (Northern Hemisphere) / February (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Plushie.

My dear, <Player>,

The cicadas cry into the morning
light, awakening the world with
their cacophonous symphony.

Your mother cries out as well,
lamenting her lack of sleep.

Less sleep, more snuggles? -Mom

August (Northern Hemisphere) / July (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Pen Stand.

My dear, <Player>,

When I see a falling star, I close
my eyes and wish for... Nice try,
darling! It's a secret, of course.

Here's to making wishes and
chasing dreams.

I hope our wishes come true... -Mom

September (Northern Hemisphere) / March (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Cushion.

My dear, <Player>,

Ah, that brief time of year when
nature is too indecisive to be
either too hot or too cold.

If only my own indecisiveness was
this enjoyable!

Should I bring a jacket, or no? -Mom

October (Northern Hemisphere) / April (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Tea Cozy.

My dear, <Player>,

With apple-stuffed cheeks, I take
long walks and read long books.
I take long naps in long pajamas.

This time of year is wonderful,
but far too short.

Enjoy it while it lasts! -Mom

November (Northern Hemisphere) / May (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Kitchen Mat.

My dear, <Player>,

Something about seeing piles of
colorful leaves everywhere puts
me in the mood to bake.

Pies! Cakes! Muffins! Biscuits!
I can't fight this. I won't.

I think I need a bigger fridge. -Mom

December (Northern Hemisphere) / June (Southern Hemisphere)

The stationery used in the Northern Hemisphere for the letter.

The stationery used in the Southern Hemisphere for the letter.

The item delivered from the letter, Mom's Hand-Knit Sweater.

My dear, <Player>,

The house is covered in snow,
like a thick blanket. One that's
cold and wet...

As I battle the bitter cold, I think
of you and sew through the night.

Stay warm, my child! -Mom