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 Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 6:49 pm
It had been some time since he had first met Artemis. Since then, life had been everything but boring. She had fallen pregnant, and now they had three beautiful children. Two girls, and one boy. He was cleaning one of them, the one that looked most like him. Manorama. She was a different little one, but was very sweet too. Fit in well with the family that he loved. Life was complete. At first, he was sure that he'd never find anyone to suit him, but he really wasn't looking. Now he was glad that it happened when it did. He was totally ready for this. "Dad.... Stop et... I'm clean!!" Manorama said as she tried to get away from her father. She wanted to play with her siblings. Wanted to explore everything, and wanted to make friends with anyone who might show her their face. She loved to play imaginary games. They were more fun then anything. She wiggled away from her father and started to walk forward again. To her, she was seeing a great ocean, and they were on a moving piece of floating land. Even though, she truly didn't know what the ocean looked like, to her it was much like her sister. A light green color. But it was mostly because of the grass that was around. It was easier to make things come to life when you didn't have to pick out the colors.
In reality, their surrounding was lovely. Short green grass, with a few trees. They happened to be sitting under one with dirt under it. Which was another reason to Manorama's imagination. The day had been a lovely summer one. With a nice cool breeze making it not too hot, even with in the sun.
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Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:10 pm
 Artemis let out a sigh and let a smile fall onto her face as she watched her son, Adem who was much too rambunctious for his own good, run around. He asked multiple questions that he in the end answered himself. He was like that, would ask questions which he already had the answers too. She felt that it was adorable but soon got to be tiring. At least she didn’t have to answer them as often. They were heading in the direction in which she knew Tawny and her other two children were at. A bigger smile appeared on her face as they got closer. Gray eyes roamed over their surroundings at lightning fast speed. “Mother, why does the sun move?” Adem asked as he saw that this morning the sun had started moving up towards the middle of the sky where it now resided. When no answer came he simply asked a different question. “Does the ground move? I bet that’s it.” He answered. He saw a tree that had blobs of orange underneath it. A blue fluffy tail started wagging faster than it had been before and looked behind to his mother. “Mother! Father and sister are underneath that tree! Hurry up!” He yelled to her, a grin permanently etched on his face.
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Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:38 pm
 Avani just sat in the grass an watched as Manorama got her bath, she also hated her bath. But thought it was amusing as her sister struggled to get away from hers. Only because she had nothing to do, as her mother, and brother where away. And didn't know when they would be back, even though they where almost opon them.
With her attention still on Manorama, she noticed that her sister got out from her bath which ment time to play in little Avani's mind. She then suddenly jumped at her sister hoping she would play back.(Didn't know how to fit her in)
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Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:44 pm
As Manorama ran from her father, Tawny saw that Avani had yet been given a bath and grabbed her in mid are. Of course, she wasn't going to be happy, but a bath was a bath, and being dad, he had to do it. Or Artemis did, but she was busy with their son. He started licking her, holding her down gently so she couldn't move or at least, get away that was.
Manorama turned as she herd her brother's voice. Was he talking to her? She wasn't sure. Her imagination had taken reality away for a moment. but her brother's voice pulled her back in. "Don't touch the green stuff. There's sea monsters!" She said adding on to what he said. Adventure... it was all about it and she was determined to make them play with her. "Sea monsters like eating us." She added.
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Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 10:19 pm
Artemis smile stayed firmly in place as Adem ran closer to little Manorama, and she came up next to Avani, who was getting a thorough bath that she didn’t seem to want. She gave a little lick to her green daughter and then moved over to nuzzle Tawny. “Were back.” She said and sat down next to him.
Adem cocked his head at what his sister said and looked around. He didn’t see any sea monsters…Were they even near the sea? He looked at the green grass…did she mean that? That could hurt him? Eat him? His eyes widened and he backed as far away as he could. “What sea monsters are you talking about? The grass? It could eat me?” He was so confused he couldn’t even get his thoughts together.
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Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 3:17 pm
Avani was not pleased with her father at the moment, she was struggling to get away from him. "Daddy, I don't need a bath!" She whined, as she tried to pull away from him more. She then seen her mother sit down next to them. "Mommy!" She whined, as she reached one of her paws out in her mother's direction. "Make daddy let me go, please!"
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Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 1:41 am
Tawny gave her a few more licks before finally letting his green daughter go. She was just like her mother, just color swap. No use in fighting with her now, he could always get her when she was tired. Less of a fight then. "Alright, but don't expect your getting off easy. " he said with a chuckle and nuzzled Artemis back. He couldn't have been happier with this family.
Manorama rolled her eyes at her brother. "It's pretend, don't you know how to do that." She said in a rude sarcastic voice. He was so stupid! Couldn't he pretend with her for one moment? She needed a friend that would understand her urge to pretend, and they'd be friends forever. Always having strange adventures about anything that came to her mind. She flopped down in the dirt slightly angry that no one wanted to play. Getting her once clean fur, now all dirty from the dirt that flew from her plopping down.
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