SADAKO LIKES COMBING HER HAIR WITH FORKS

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And, yes, Ariel is to blame.


Ever since she saw The Little Mermaid, it’s been a habit of Sadako’s to instantly grab the fork whenever we go to a resto, and then use it to comb her hair.


And I have to admit there are times when I totally forget about it so she ends up using the fork-comb for her food.



Sarreh.

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