Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for June 15, 2016

Well, perhaps you should do a book about all your magic spells Marigold, so that Phoebe can know the consequences and side effects of them.

You can if the spell is cast by brewing a potion. If the metamagic properties of the sticker interfere with the spell, put a note on the sticker that says “remove before casting”.

What would happen if they tried to step through the door?

Meybe they should put the spell in a bottle and label the bottle

Looks like a good temporary answer for clutter.

Phoebe: “Ohh… I can’t believe it… my room, all my things… what used to be my things, anyway…”Unicorn: “Hey, look, Phoebe, I’m sorry. It was an accident. I didn’t mean to cost you your entire room, forever and for all time.”P: “Oh, a fat lot of good that does!”U: “But take comfort: there will be other lifetimes, and other opportunities to enjoy what life has to offer; this just doesn’t happen to be one of them. Well, anyway. My work’s done. Oh, well. Better luck next life.”P: “Well, obviously I’m sleeping on the living room couch tonight!”U: “Ehh. Life’s tough. … Huh. Why are you being so quiet, all of a sudden? … Something I said, maybe?”Phoebe cries rather long; mourning her loss, quick to note what could have been, had she made better choices; say, picking up and putting things away herself; like her Mom asked her to do in the first place!U: “Hm. I guess I’d better go.” (Phoebe just weeps on…)

However, she left a post-it note in the…oh…the absent room. Hmm.

Shirking work otherwise meant for cleaning your room constitutes agreement with this End User Agreement: This magic spell is presented as-is with no warranty to the continued existence of your bedroom. All Unicorns are to be held not liable for incidental room disappearances, including but not limited to homework and end term finals papers.

Oh of course.

Well, see…we all live and learn.

Perhaps a diorama would be better.

where is her room