Look at Kate's first:
It is just like her- full of love and sunshine and rainbows and flowers and stars.
Notice that she even put extra colors on the rainbow.
Now for Kiki.
This is where a year of AP Art History will come in handy.
The card was hand delivered to me, so I know the message was meant for me personally.The arrows mean that I can go somewhere.
It's pretty obvious the the pitchfork is hell.
And I think that the purple circle is a sun that "don't shine."
The only thing that has me stumped is the asterisk. Any ideas?
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No comments, but I'd love to hear what Jack thinks of the asterik...
Did you check inside the card to see if there was an attachment for the asterik- like *Despite that I think you are the devil, I still love you? Just trying to help.
At least it's not a letter F...I'm just sayin'...
ha.ha.ha.ha.
In my writing the * usually replaces a naughty word so I think it makes perfect sense given the rest of the "artwork" on your precious card.
I'm with Jamie. Makes perfect sense to me.
Maybe is was her way of adding a disclaimer. Like despite the fact that she thinks you are "going to hell" and "you can stick the chores you give me where the sun don't shine" ***I'd still like to live here and eat your food.
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