It’s Not Valentine’s Day Without a Few Mummies
I alternate between feeling that it’s like Sfar and Guibert’s The Professor’s Daughter (which has a happier ending) and the music video for Everlasting Love.
Happy Valentine’s Day, everybody.
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Hee. When I first saw this video a couple of months ago, I told a friend that it reminded me of the utterly charming “The Professor’s Daughter.” I mean how can you resist a mummy in love who gets intoxicated on tea.
Happy Valentine’s Day and thank you for a wonderful blog. You’re the best.
And two pairs of Gaimanesque button eyes.