*sigh* I'm loosing my touch. (Warning: Hi-jacked by Em)

[Bunnylady]

Yeah, I was wobbly at first....but I ain't ridin' a bike! Nope, instead I'm doing cartwheels in a kilt.

Yeah, I reckon you are getting a bit rusty - rumor has it that the new queen in your castle won't let you wear that kilt no more.

If you gotta come here to kick up your heels a bit, you go right ahead.


You can even use the barn if you want to, though it's a bit hard to do cartwheels in the hay loft - that often turns into tumbles. Watch out for the edges - it's a long way down!

 

[Wisher1000]

NOT SO FAST, BUNNY!!!

There will be no "kilt-wheels" in the barn! I learned my lesson the unfortunate night that Sour decided to do the full moon dance in the barnyard. It took three months for the cows to start giving milk again. NO KILT-WHEELS!!! Good grief, we would be milk-less for a year.

 

[Tumbling K]

NOT SO FAST, BUNNY!!! 

There will be no "kilt-wheels" in the barn!  I learned my lesson the unfortunate night that Sour decided to do the full moon dance in the barnyard.  It took three months for the cows to start giving milk again.  NO KILT-WHEELS!!!  Good grief, we would be milk-less for a year.

Plus there are always those pesky nails sticking out of the posts and timbers

 

[sourland]

Why is it always my fault?

 

[Bunnylady]

Oops! I keep forgetting what delicate sensibilities cows have (probably comes from spending so much time in the labyrinth - it's hard to shock a Pooka). And Bert's right, too - get too close to a nail, and nobody would ever have to worry about that kilt again. Too bad that, for all of his shapeshifting, I can't seem to teach JD the Pooka disappearing trick. If he could just . . . *POOF* . . . . like this, unless he maybe landed on a cow, they wouldn't care.

Why is it always my fault?

'Cause you're just gifted that way.

 

[Alaskan]

Landing on cows huh?

 

[sourland]

Al, don't go there.

 

[Alaskan]

Don't go in there?


In where?


Is it warm?

 

[sourland]

I should have known better. SMH

 

[Bunnylady]

Crash landing, Alaskan - just walking can be hard when you can't see your feet.. And I'd bet you would get a bit startled if something invisible landed on you, even if it was warm - and no, don't worry, I won't.