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Post by Angel624 on Jun 13, 2004 20:59:57 GMT -5
Lickety Split was in her cottage, getting ready for the festival. As usual, she wore her pink leg warmers and her pink headband. She was going to be the Flash Dancer there. She had permission to dance on the stage and perform. She was so excited! She left her cottage and headed for the festival.
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Post by Angel624 on Jan 30, 2005 17:10:28 GMT -5
(cont. from Dream Castle)
Lickety Split opened the door to her sweet little cottage. She took went into her room and took her Flashprance outfit off. She put it in the closet and looked out her window, it was dark outside, and she could see the moon. She yawned and got into her bed, and went to sleep...
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Post by Angel624 on Jun 21, 2005 17:14:12 GMT -5
(JUMP post!)
It was morning. Lickety Split was in bed, sleeping. She opened one eye and then the other. She slowly looked around her. It was another day. The lavander mare got up and yawned, got out of bed. She looked over at Steamer and smiled. She decided to let him sleep for a few more minutes.
She trotted out to the kitchen and decided to have some breakfast.
After breakfast, Lickety decided to go out and pick some roses from their garden. She went out to the backyard to pick some.
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Post by Sealight on Sept 16, 2005 23:32:01 GMT -5
Steamer woke up, and look at the clock. It was 8:54. "What! I overslept" he said as he jumped out of bed. Then he trotted down to the kitchen to find Lickety-Split, but she wasn't there. He looked in a few rooms of the cottage to look for her, until he glance by the backyard and saw Lickety-Split was picking some flowers out of the garden.
Steamer trotted into the backyard, and walked up behind her. "Good morning." He said to the lavander mare.
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Post by Angel624 on Sept 16, 2005 23:35:31 GMT -5
The mare turned around and smiled. "Morning, Steamer." She said with a sweet smile. She walked back into the house to put the flowers she picked in a vase. She filled the vase up with water, then put the beautiful flowers in it. She set it on the table as a centerpiece.
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