Julio Torres

We have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine, all in clear.

And I've never seen clear be represented in a birthday cake.

That's brilliant.

Never.

Never.

Okay, and the other one is a candle shaped like a question mark.

I love the candle is shaped like a question mark.

Also, it's glittery.

What I really love about it,

I mean, obviously, I love questions.

What I don't like about it is that if you put it on a birthday cake, it's like, oh, ha ha, because we can't say how old you are.

But it's like, to me, the question is bigger than that.

than how old the person is.

Right.

It's not about hiding your, like, what else don't we know?

What are we keeping from each other?

Maybe that's a better tradition than singing happy birthday around a cake, is asking questions but not receiving any answers around the cake.

A coffee mug, mostly white.

There's a little title that reads Beautiful Lavender.

It's in cursive with illustrations of a birdhouse, an envelope, and what is this flower called?