Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Update!!
Hey everyone! I have an important update for all of you! I have decided to get into the furry fandom- the artistic side, not whatever sick things you're thinking of- and i'm trying to decide whether or not to commission a fur suit or try and make it myself. I would really appreciate it if you would message me on my Google+ account some good fur suit makers that are also cheap. Thanks!
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Apologies
Sorry....you know what? I'm just gonna be like Andrew Hussie and post whenever! Yeah, let's do that!
Friday, September 19, 2014
Notice for Saturday and Sunday
I'm going to be in Tennessee on Saturday and Sunday, so I wont be able to have a post up. Sorry!
So as a forgive note, I shall post two things next Saturday and Sunday!! Thank You!!
So as a forgive note, I shall post two things next Saturday and Sunday!! Thank You!!
The Deer Trail on Swallow Creek
The day was as terrifying as the night near my house. People walking around, scientists performing tests on me and my family, and most of all, the wildlife. My family and I lived near a shut-down old bike trail in the middle of the woods, where squirrels would go to get something to eat, and foxes would have there kits in the spring. It was nice living here when these people weren't here. Now it's just sad. Anytime an animal would walk into the yard, they would capture it and run experiments on it. I decided to finally run away from it all.
I slunk upstairs and looked out the window. All clear. I opened the window and crept down the side of the house, silently landing in the shrubbery. I looked out into the yard, scouting for people. None what-so-ever. After waiting a few seconds, I ran into the woods. The trees appeared as blurred, and my feet felt like they weren't touching the ground. I was free. No more experiments, no more scientists, no more captivity. I was finally free.
By the time I stepped into the clearing, I was doubled over. I didn't care, I was away from that horrible place. When I caught my breath and looked up, I was amazed. Flowers of every color covered the ground like a vibrant carpet. And in the center of the clearing, laying on the ground, was an albino baby deer. It was so majestic. I took one step towards it, and it sprung up, but soon collapsed with a cry of pain. I soon realized, this animal was hurt. I walked to it and reached out my hand.
The deer sniffed my hand, and surprised me with a lick. It then slid towards me and lay it's head on my hand. It had blue eyes that shined like a sapphire gemstone. I slowly picked it up and began carrying it to the river.
I lowered it into the river, and gasped as the deer started glowing. Swallows started singing as the deer turned into an adult. Out of the creek it walked, in all it's glory and majesty. It's antlers were sparkling like ice sickles in the winter. My heart stopped as it looked at me and bowed. "Thank you for your kindness, little girl. I know of your predicament, and I am here to help. Follow me." It said, walking towards the house. I followed.
We approached the house, and the scientists were alerted. They shot at the deer, but it wasn't affected. A sharp, screeching sound resonated through the air. The scientists escaped with the deer chasing after them. I just watched after them. That's how I named it Deer Trail on Swallow Creek.
I slunk upstairs and looked out the window. All clear. I opened the window and crept down the side of the house, silently landing in the shrubbery. I looked out into the yard, scouting for people. None what-so-ever. After waiting a few seconds, I ran into the woods. The trees appeared as blurred, and my feet felt like they weren't touching the ground. I was free. No more experiments, no more scientists, no more captivity. I was finally free.
By the time I stepped into the clearing, I was doubled over. I didn't care, I was away from that horrible place. When I caught my breath and looked up, I was amazed. Flowers of every color covered the ground like a vibrant carpet. And in the center of the clearing, laying on the ground, was an albino baby deer. It was so majestic. I took one step towards it, and it sprung up, but soon collapsed with a cry of pain. I soon realized, this animal was hurt. I walked to it and reached out my hand.
The deer sniffed my hand, and surprised me with a lick. It then slid towards me and lay it's head on my hand. It had blue eyes that shined like a sapphire gemstone. I slowly picked it up and began carrying it to the river.
I lowered it into the river, and gasped as the deer started glowing. Swallows started singing as the deer turned into an adult. Out of the creek it walked, in all it's glory and majesty. It's antlers were sparkling like ice sickles in the winter. My heart stopped as it looked at me and bowed. "Thank you for your kindness, little girl. I know of your predicament, and I am here to help. Follow me." It said, walking towards the house. I followed.
We approached the house, and the scientists were alerted. They shot at the deer, but it wasn't affected. A sharp, screeching sound resonated through the air. The scientists escaped with the deer chasing after them. I just watched after them. That's how I named it Deer Trail on Swallow Creek.
Friday, September 12, 2014
Posting schedule! :D
Here are the days that i'm going to post stuff on!
Friday: Stories
Saturday: Tutorials
Sunday: Other stuff!!!
Stay tuned!
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Welcome To My Blog!
Hello! My name is Nicole, and welcome to my blog!
This blog is going to be dedicated to stories, tutorials, and whatever else!
Hope you have a fuuuunnn time!!!
~Nicole H.
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