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I'm quite happy with how this turned out.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY KAKASHI~
I'm actually on TIME.
And that's because I was futher inspired by work today.

I work at Michael's Arts and Crafts now, quite happy with the job, but today was the first day, as long as I have been working, I have ever been called in to work and not scheduled.
SO, around all of the fuss which none of you care about, what did I end up doing on Kakashi's birthday? After watching episode 28 (yay Gai~) early in the morning and then dragged to work, I got to fix all of the scarecrow displays.

Hahah. Irony, because normally I just do cashier.

In a brief description, it was like organizing an orgy of dust-covered, dried corn husk-filled plush bodies with creepy stares and four-foot-long bamboo sticks shoved up their asses.
Pretty much.

And when one of the assistant store managers showed me what to do, he brought me to the back of the store and said, "Here's where we keep the dead bodies."
And he wasn't joking, in a way. The scarecrows we sell come in one big body bag (8 of them per bag), and staring at all these body bag-like lumps really really REALLY made me think of those WWII videos in History class, where all these dead bodies were just piled up on top of each other.

Which is laughable and sad.

And thus inspiring me to connect the scarecrow body bags to our loveable Kakashi.
Thank you and goodnight.
Drawn in MSPaint, editted in Artweaver.

Description
I'm quite happy with how this turned out.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY KAKASHI~
I'm actually on TIME.
And that's because I was futher inspired by work today.

I work at Michael's Arts and Crafts now, quite happy with the job, but today was the first day, as long as I have been working, I have ever been called in to work and not scheduled.
SO, around all of the fuss which none of you care about, what did I end up doing on Kakashi's birthday? After watching episode 28 (yay Gai~) early in the morning and then dragged to work, I got to fix all of the scarecrow displays.

Hahah. Irony, because normally I just do cashier.

In a brief description, it was like organizing an orgy of dust-covered, dried corn husk-filled plush bodies with creepy stares and four-foot-long bamboo sticks shoved up their asses.
Pretty much.

And when one of the assistant store managers showed me what to do, he brought me to the back of the store and said, "Here's where we keep the dead bodies."
And he wasn't joking, in a way. The scarecrows we sell come in one big body bag (8 of them per bag), and staring at all these body bag-like lumps really really REALLY made me think of those WWII videos in History class, where all these dead bodies were just piled up on top of each other.

Which is laughable and sad.

And thus inspiring me to connect the scarecrow body bags to our loveable Kakashi.
Thank you and goodnight.
Drawn in MSPaint, editted in Artweaver.