Post by Trinket on Apr 25, 2007 20:28:05 GMT -5
The pied crow folded in her wings as she effortlessly glidedacross the soft grass. What a nice day it was! The gentle breeze was blowing, and not only had she found one, but four shimmering objects. Why couldn’t more days be like this?
There it was; her grand pile of donated treasures shining and glittering. Trinket flew near it before admiring it for a few seconds. The bird could tell that Hadrian had once again kindly donated to her pile of treasures. “ Such good fortune I have been bestowed with, praise thee for Hadrian, “ Trinket laughed. She softly placed down a quarter, gold watch, silver can, and a small sliver of tin foil. Trinket smoothened out the foil with her feathers before flying over to the other side of the pile.
Why did some people call her possessions junk, Trinket randomly wondered. Her precious coins, toys, fabrics, jewelry, charms, trinkets? All junk? How could all her prized belongings, her wealth, be junk? Oh well. While others were getting in silly fights and ripping each other’s ears off, she could be enjoying an especially entertaining knick-knack.
Speaking of ripping each other’s ears off…where were the others? Was Doc (or, Sir Reginald, as he preferred) off accompanying a young pup? Was Pious off causing his grumpy, rude old mayhem again? Was Sita talking with that poor beat up dog again? Was Josephine arguing with Hadrian again? And most importantly to her, what were Hopscotch and Webster up to?
Trinket mumbled something worriedly before turning attention to her pile again. Questions, questions, questions…
There it was; her grand pile of donated treasures shining and glittering. Trinket flew near it before admiring it for a few seconds. The bird could tell that Hadrian had once again kindly donated to her pile of treasures. “ Such good fortune I have been bestowed with, praise thee for Hadrian, “ Trinket laughed. She softly placed down a quarter, gold watch, silver can, and a small sliver of tin foil. Trinket smoothened out the foil with her feathers before flying over to the other side of the pile.
Why did some people call her possessions junk, Trinket randomly wondered. Her precious coins, toys, fabrics, jewelry, charms, trinkets? All junk? How could all her prized belongings, her wealth, be junk? Oh well. While others were getting in silly fights and ripping each other’s ears off, she could be enjoying an especially entertaining knick-knack.
Speaking of ripping each other’s ears off…where were the others? Was Doc (or, Sir Reginald, as he preferred) off accompanying a young pup? Was Pious off causing his grumpy, rude old mayhem again? Was Sita talking with that poor beat up dog again? Was Josephine arguing with Hadrian again? And most importantly to her, what were Hopscotch and Webster up to?
Trinket mumbled something worriedly before turning attention to her pile again. Questions, questions, questions…