SWEET SIXTEEN!

[ladyoftime]

For this occasion, the TARDIS ballroom is decked out with banners and all manner of things that are strangely appropriate and much better than anything the Doctor could come up with. (The TARDIS decorated it herself.) There's food everywhere, with a certain tilt towards strawberry-banana smoothies, bananas, and jelly babies, and those little finger foods on toothpicks. There's even a banner that says "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" on it, and "SWEET SIXTEEN". (The 'hundred' was tactfully left out.)

The birthday girl herself has a strawberry-banana smoothie nicked from one of the tables and is now eyeing the decorations with a certain amount of confusion.

It's possible somebody forgot her birthday. It's hard, what with all the time-traveling and relative timelines. Good thing the TARDIS is here to take care of it! :D


{Right, so, birthday party post! This is going to be a load of multi-fandom meta goodness, so don't worry if you're in a community Eleven's in or anything. Just show up and bring presents. The Doctor likes presents. :D}

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[sinister-charm.livejournal.com]

"Who am I to decline an invitation, my dear Doctor?"

He's actually terribly displeased about being found; but there's little else he can do now. Causing a stir at a party while being drastically outnumbered seemed like such a horrible idea.

"Enjoying old age, I presume?"

[eleventh-doctor.livejournal.com]

"I didn't have much to do with the party, though I can't say having people show up with gifts is a horrible way to spend a day. And I suppose it's a testament to my skill and luck that I'm still alive." And haven't been killed by you, she doesn't add.

"Smoothie?"

[sinister-charm.livejournal.com]

"I'd say it is more luck than skill." He'd fix that too. Eventually. There's no use in killing someone in a crowded room, even more so when they'd all mob him.

"No, thank you."

[eleventh-doctor.livejournal.com]

"I am very lucky," she agrees. "But we can't forget my cleverness."

No smoothie? He is clearly much farther gone than she thought. "Not even a little bit of one?"