(jingle, jingle)
(jingle, jingle, jingle, swish)
(jingle, jingle, quiet humming)
(footbeats in time with the jingling bells of the dress, slightly louder humming, swish)Wendy: (far in the distance) Kaaaayaaaa.....
(soft singing in time with the jingle of the bells, and with each step, in a strange language)Wendy: (little closer) Kaaaayaaaa...
(jingling, dancing, slightly louder singing)
(suddenly louder singing)Wendy: KAYA!
(jingling stops)Kaya: Hu? Oh... um....
Wendy: Just what do you think you're doing?
Kaya: Uh... I um....Wendy: I thought I told you no more rain dances on the weekends! People have plans for picnics and stuff, you know!
Kaya: Um.... (giggle) Byeeee!!!!(jingle jingle jingle, run, run, run)
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The Treehouse would like to apologize to anyone whose Easter festivities get rained or snowed on. We are very sorry for any inconvenience Kaya's precipitation dance might have caused.
Sincerely,
Wendy