Opening this gift bomb gives you 92 images from the 'Perfume, Pot-Pourri & Pampering' Travel Game. You can buy any of these you found in the event for 10 GM from the Photo Album page, but if you want them all, or you did not play the event, at 400 GM for $10 it would cost 3x as much to get them all that way!

Catch! Congratulations! Your pet's dedication to their chosen sport has been recognized with this lovely bouquet of yellow flowers.

Catch! Congratulations! Your pet's dedication to their chosen sport has been recognized with this lovely bouquet of yellow flowers.

Catch! Congratulations! Your pet's dedication to their chosen sport has been recognized with this lovely bouquet of yellow flowers.

The heady, seductive fragrance of this enchanting blossom calls to those who venture near. It gently kisses the air with a remarkably sweet perfume and pulls you in to admire its intoxicating beauty.

The heady, seductive fragrance of this enchanting blossom calls to those who venture near. It gently kisses the air with a remarkably sweet perfume and pulls you in to admire its intoxicating beauty.

The heady, seductive fragrance of this enchanting blossom calls to those who venture near. It gently kisses the air with a remarkably sweet perfume and pulls you in to admire its intoxicating beauty.

The heady, seductive fragrance of this enchanting blossom calls to those who venture near. It gently kisses the air with a remarkably sweet perfume and pulls you in to admire its intoxicating beauty.

The heady, seductive fragrance of this enchanting blossom calls to those who venture near. It gently kisses the air with a remarkably sweet perfume and pulls you in to admire its intoxicating beauty.

The exquisite black trillium is nature’s geometry textbook. Young squirrels and mice learn about triangles and Pythagorean theorem by observing this clever flower, which has adapted to the deep shade of the forest floor by blooming in the early spring before those annoying tree leaves block out the sun’s rays.

The exquisite apricot trillium is nature’s geometry textbook. Young squirrels and mice learn about triangles and Pythagorean theorem by observing this clever flower, which has adapted to the deep shade of the forest floor by blooming in the early spring before those annoying tree leaves block out the sun’s rays.

The exquisite periwinkle trillium is nature’s geometry textbook. Young squirrels and mice learn about triangles and Pythagorean theorem by observing this clever flower, which has adapted to the deep shade of the forest floor by blooming in the early spring before those annoying tree leaves block out the sun’s rays.

The exquisite white trillium is nature’s geometry textbook. Young squirrels and mice learn about triangles and Pythagorean theorem by observing this clever flower, which has adapted to the deep shade of the forest floor by blooming in the early spring before those annoying tree leaves block out the sun’s rays.

The exquisite pink trillium is nature’s geometry textbook. Young squirrels and mice learn about triangles and Pythagorean theorem by observing this clever flower, which has adapted to the deep shade of the forest floor by blooming in the early spring before those annoying tree leaves block out the sun’s rays.

Mrs. Owl says we get to draw now. She read us an exciting story about a princess and a unicorn. She told us to let pictures form in our imaginations while she was reading and draw what we saw. I saw a giant tree that the princess climbed to get to the sky country, so I am going to draw tall green trees behind the princess’s castle. I hope Mrs. Owl likes my drawing and puts a star on it.

My pencil jar is empty. Mom told me I have to keep all my stuff in the jar and not lose anything. Mrs. Owl checks for neatness too. Where is everything? I drew a picture of a princess and a unicorn with my pencil crayons. I measured my juice box with my ruler. I painted a dinosaur with my paint brush. I wrote a story about a kitten on a train with my pen. I practiced printing with my pencil. I cut out my frog and lily pad with my scissors. Now I know where everything is. If I put my supplies back in my jar, Mrs. Owl will give me a Neat Treat card. I can save them up and buy prizes at the school canteen. I want the panda plushie, so I will need a lot of Neat Treat cards.

Mrs. Owl says we get to draw now. She read us an exciting story about a princess and a unicorn. She told us to let pictures form in our imaginations while she was reading and draw what we saw. I saw the princess wearing a long red dress, so I am going to draw the princess riding on the unicorn’s back. I hope Mrs. Owl likes my drawing and puts a star on it.

Mrs. Owl says we get to draw now. She read us an exciting story about a princess and a unicorn. She told us to let pictures form in our imaginations while she was reading and draw what we saw. I saw a bright blue harness on the unicorn, so I am going to draw the unicorn galloping through the enchanted forest. I hope Mrs. Owl likes my drawing and puts a star on it.

Mrs. Owl says we get to draw now. She read us an exciting story about a princess and a unicorn. She told us to let pictures form in our imaginations while she was reading and draw what we saw. I saw the unicorn flying into the sun, so I am going to draw a big yellow sun over the princess’s castle. I hope Mrs. Owl likes my drawing and puts a star on it.

Ah ha! Exactly what the pupils were hoping to find in their school bags! A multipurpose white stick! This may have been intended for use as a ruler, but the pupils’ imaginations are not so staid! They will find a myriad of other uses for it, like using it as a jousting stick, a sword, a poker and a fly swatter. And only if it survives all of those other applications, this multipurpose white stick may then be put to use as a ruler…