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[miss heny]

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still is licking her XD

Eeeeeeeeeeww! Wolf slobber!

she likes you! he name is starlight

 

[duckluv]

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Eeeeeeeeeeww! Wolf slobber!

she likes you! he name is starlight

Hello Starlight the wolf.

 

[miss heny]

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she likes you! he name is starlight

Hello Starlight the wolf.

starlight; can i have that candy bar that is in you coat pocket?

point to the right coat pocket

 

[77horses]

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I think I prefer movies, because I'm good at the ideas and the talk, but not the long flowery descriptions. Sometimes I do put a little novel stuff into them though, which I shouldn't but I write it down anyway lest I forget

Long flowery descriptions usually make me gag.

I try to avoid them. But then I worry that there's not enough description, and so on and so forth.

Just wondering, what do you mean by, "long, flowery descriptions"?





Anyways, hey everyone!

It's getting REALLY cold here lately, especially at night, so I finally decided to put a light outside in the chicken coop to keep them warm and to keep their water from freezing.

They seem to like it, because the light means they can stay up later and eat more food!

I worry about it catching something on fire...I've used that same light many times before and it has never gotten too hot, and it's very unlikely it could catch anything on fire because it's not touching anything, but still, it's one of those worries that you keep in the back of your head, when you know it will most likely be fine but a little voice keeps nagging at you and saying "what if...".

Also, tomorrow is my birthday!

I can't wait!

 

[canada-goose]

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Long flowery descriptions usually make me gag.

I try to avoid them. But then I worry that there's not enough description, and so on and so forth.

Just wondering, what do you mean by, "long, flowery descriptions"?

"With all the strength and grace of a cedar in the wind, the swan beat her majestic wings of pearl upon the water and lifted herself toward the heavens. The glorious sun struck her feathers with golden light, gilding their tips to a delicate glowing quality. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera."

 

[duckluv]

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Just wondering, what do you mean by, "long, flowery descriptions"?

"With all the strength and grace of a cedar in the wind, the swan beat her majestic wings of pearl upon the water and lifted herself toward the heavens. The glorious sun struck her feathers with golden light, gilding their tips to a delicate glowing quality. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera."

*Gag*

 

[canada-goose]

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"With all the strength and grace of a cedar in the wind, the swan beat her majestic wings of pearl upon the water and lifted herself toward the heavens. The glorious sun struck her feathers with golden light, gilding their tips to a delicate glowing quality. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera."

*Gag*

Shall I continue?

 

[duckluv]

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*Gag*

Shall I continue?

PLEASE DON'T!

 

[miss heny]

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"With all the strength and grace of a cedar in the wind, the swan beat her majestic wings of pearl upon the water and lifted herself toward the heavens. The glorious sun struck her feathers with golden light, gilding their tips to a delicate glowing quality. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera."

*Gag*

start to choke on her food

stop!

 

[canada-goose]

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Shall I continue?

PLEASE DON'T!

But I forgot to use the word "luminous".