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The Velveteen Violinist

PostPosted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 11:36 pm


Estrelas Researches Halloween


Angel nibbled her hay, picking through the regular oat and grass to find the delicious, rich alfalfa sprinkled through the litterpan. As far as she was concerned, almost everything was all right...

Her liquid pink eyes watched concernedly as Estrelas sat, upper body hovering above the strange thing, flicking her hands above something that made clicking noises. There was a wide, flat box.

Estrelas had been sitting in front of the machine, moving a litlte round thing around on a pad and making those clicking noises with a board full of buttons. The rabbit discernedly wondered what Estrelas was doing....


She didn't know what she was doing- what was all this?

But under pressure to hop up some quick information on this holiday without having to humiliate herself (EVERYONE knew what it was! Everyone was excited! She played along, but her mediocre acting skills aroused some suspicions), she needed the INTRANETTLE.

Today, time to look for what Halloween was.

Yahoo!

Google

Dogpile

...Even GoMama.

Estrelas searched through them all, but she only got the strange useless things called "Advertisements" and "Commerical Interests."

"CHEAP COSTUMES!" a garish black-and-orange screamed. "50% OFF ALL DECORATIONS!" colorful, animated annoucements

Angel watched as Estrelas repeatedly smashed her face into the keyboard. Hmm.... Another one of those tendencies that made humans so cute and charming?

But after finding and thoroughly reading this Article, her previous agitation evaporated.

Sweets! Cats! Candy! Evil Spirits!

Estrelas didn't like cats, but everything except for the Evil Spirits ((which everyone that's read the mission Double Crossbones would know)) sounded excellent...

PostPosted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 9:39 pm


On Failing the Mission: Double Crossbones


s**t.


The Velveteen Violinist


The Velveteen Violinist

PostPosted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 7:59 pm


Merry Green Hills of Ireland!

A Night to Remember

Here

Wraith and Shee decide that the Recruits have been doing such a great job they deserve a big ol' Halloween bash.... Which takes place in Ireland. They dress up, meet some locals, set things on fire, and cause some general mayhem.
PostPosted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 8:03 pm


Eponine's Costume


I thought it was a monster at first. Angel and I went out to meet Wraith and Shee, and I didn't notice that the flurescent patch of grass had claws... And eyes... And great big fangs.

I thought Eponine, who had her face in the mouth, was being eaten- how could she stay so calm when there was this-

Oh. It was her costume.

I have to admit, compared to the dark, fierce, and rather revealing costumes of everyone else (including me,) this was an excellent refreshment.

She doesn't seem to like it too much though, from my point of view. She thought she did something wrong (I don't see what, I thought she was positively adorable!) and Shee volunteered some clothes for her to change into.

Anyways, I wonder how she put it on. Probably some miracle of science I do not yet know about. I also do not know what it is made of.. She mentioned "Polly-Yes-stir," which is probably something named after an agreeable cook named Polly.


The Velveteen Violinist


The Velveteen Violinist

PostPosted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 8:10 pm


Marshiemallows


Oh meu SENHOR! Ugh! Está aqui, ele está lá, ele é TODOS! O savior Jesus conserva-me. É como as correias fotorreceptoras pegajosas giradas uma aranha toda sobre mim e decididas reforçá-la com o emplastro! Está em meu cabelo, ele está em minha cara, ele é furado mesmo em minha extremidade traseira! Marshiemallows. Mista Wraith era mostrando me como roast os. Eu ouvi-me em algum lugar que você os fura em uma árvore e os ilumina no fogo para os cozinhar, mas Mista Wraith dito que nós apenas os furamos em varas e as prendemos sobre o fogo. E estes irish não têm mesmo um cuspo cozinhando para o marshiemallows- como inefficient. Alguém disse que o cozinhar era metade do divertimento, mas não é errado fazer assim lentamente e impractically algo quando há um availible alternativo melhor? Em todo o caso, meu primeiro travou no fogo. Mista Wraith disse que o eet não estêve suposto a, assim que eu pu-lo para fora e comi-o erro grande. Está QUENTE, eu digo o que, e LHE FURA assim que você não pode apenas limpar a dor fora. Eu tive que esperá-la para refrigerar para baixo. Mista Wraith disse que eu não devo o comer e me oferecer his preferivelmente, dig que não era um para coisas doces. Eu apostei não pensou que eu poderia COZINHAR um marshiemallow- que apropriado eu mostrarei esse homem que pode cozinhar! Eu não sou incompetent OU dependente sua cozinhar ou proteção! Eu tenho ajudado ao mama desde que eu poderia andar, mim posso COZINHAR toda para a direita, mas somente alimento APROPRIADO e maneira APROPRIADA, não este método primitivo de prender confeições acima de uma flama e de começar um calor desigual. Assim eu comi-o para prová-lo erradamente. Não foi provado muito como um mouthful das cinzas e do carvão de lenha, mas o interior parcialmente mau. Caso que você está querendo saber que Marshiemallow prova como, é como o creme e o açúcar, mas é muito doce e muito pegajoso, como a colagem ou o sap de uma árvore nova. É claro e macio e tem uma textura a mais maravilhosa. Eu acredito que eu gosto d!

-------------Translated from Portugese----------------------

Oh my LORD! Ugh! It's here, it's there, it's EVERYONE!

Savior Jesus save me. It's like a spider spun sticky webs all over me and decided to reinforce it with plaster! It's in my hair, it's on my face, it's even stuck on my rear end!

Marshiemallows.

Mista Wraith was showing me how to roast them. I heard somewhere that you stick them on a tree and light it on fire to cook them, but Mista Wraith said that we just stuck them on sticks and held them over the fire. And these Irish don't even have a cooking spit for the marshiemallows- how inefficient. Someone said that cooking it was half the fun, but is it not wrong to do something so slowly and impractically when there's a better alternative availible?

Anyways, my first one caught on fire. Mista Wraith said that eet wasn't supposed to, so I put it out and ate it- BIg mistake. It's HOT, I tell you, and it STICKS to you so you can't just wipe the pain off. I had to wait for it to cool down.

Mista Wraith said I shouldn't eat it and offered me his instead, saying that he was not one for sweet things. I bet he didn't think I could COOK a proper marshiemallow- I'll show that man who can cook! I am not incompetent OR dependant on his cooking or protection! I've been helping Mama since I could walk, I can COOK all right, but only PROPER food and PROPER way, not this primitive method of holding confections above a flame and getting an uneven heat. So I ate it to prove him wrong.

Tasted a lot like a mouthful of ashes and charcoal, but the inside wasn't half bad.

In case you're wondering what a Marshiemallow tastes like, it's like cream and sugar, but it's very sweet and very sticky, like glue or the sap of a young tree. It is light and fluffy and has a most wonderful texture. I believe that I like it!

PostPosted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 8:23 pm


Angel Speaks


Snuff snuff. Wiggle wiggle.

-----------------Translated from French. Difficult to translate due to the heavy accent.--------------------

These homo sapiens, so extortionate in their hullabalooing, cause me great discountenance in accounting for their embaressing destitution of any utiliation whatsoever.

I am most phlegmatic about their trucultent buffoonery.


The Velveteen Violinist


The Velveteen Violinist

PostPosted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 8:39 pm


Estrelas' Costume


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Father Ferdinand was always saying, "Do this, do that... Don't do that or God shall Smiteh Thee."

It got annoying.

1. Don’t wear pants.
2. Your dress MUST reach below the middle of your shins.
3. Burping loudly is a sign of devil possession and must be exorcised by standing on one foot the entire day.
4. Farting loudly is the sign of devil possession and must be exorcised by standing on one foot the entire day.
5. Not burping is a sign of devil possession and must be exorcised by not sitting down the entire day.
6. Not farting is a sign of devil possession and must be exorcised by not sitting down the entire day.
7. Attend Church every Sunday or else I shall have to exorcise the Devil out of you.
8. Also attend church every other day just to be safe.
9. Rocks, sticks, and cow chips are not to be put in the collection plate.
10. Females may not wear bright red.
11. Bathing will damn you to hell.
12. Snapping your fingers will damn you to hell.
13. Whistling is a sign of devil possession and must be exorcised by being jailed until the devil comes out.
14. Singing non-Religious songs is a sign of devil possession and must be exorcised by being jailed until the devil comes out.
15. Dancing non-Religious dances is a sign of devil possession and must be exorcised by being jailed until the devil comes out.
16. Girls wearing anything that does not cover up to their knees, necks, and hair are sinful and must be punished.
17. Wheat bread made with white flour is sinful.
18. Eating unripe fruits are sin.

The list went on and on. Almost no one could read (even I couldn't back then!), but he claimed there were no less (and probably more) than 250 items on the list.


Naturally, not everyone followed through with it, and there simply wasn't enough jail cells for punishing whistlers, singers, and dancers, so we allowed the Father to rage and tear his hair out over it.

But there were things on there.... Everything else. Bright red was my favorite color. I like white floured bread. I also enjoy unripe apples. ((When I became sick after eating unripe bananas, the Father explained it to my parents that God was punishing me.))

As a little girl, we ran around in boys' clothes... And got a lashing from Father Ferdinand.

I'm still pretty annoyed with him.

And what better way to get revenge?

So I stitched up a costume from a Playboy magazine, slipped into my most comfortable underwear, and made the stockings from nets....

Haha Father, if you could see me now, I'd probably be damned to hell!

PostPosted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:24 pm


The Spirits Arrive!

It started with the marshiemallow.

I dropped the marshiemallow into the fire, and all of a sudden, the entire bonfire turned GREEN! And the smoke! I do believe I've summoned the Devil. Oh why didn't I listen to Father Ferdinand?

It was all confusion, I recall. Screaming, there was green smoke everywhere! ...I think it was my fault, sort of... Kind of....

I don't understand, one moment it was calm, I was speaking to that lovely lady, Samatha and roasting marshiemallows, but all of a sudden, the fire burned green and an entire cloud of smoke as thick as three-day-old porridge came pouring out!

I remember clearly, everything was suddenly green by the light of the fire. I scooped Angel up quickly in case there was a stampede, and grabbed with my free hand someone- I felt bandages, I hope it was Mista Wraith. He would sort things out...

I can't help but wonder, is this the spirits of Halloween come?

The Velveteen Violinist


The Velveteen Violinist

PostPosted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 9:36 pm


Questions- and More Questions

Estrelas paced the floor of her room, her traditional Portugese heels making muffled clicks against the carpet. The Playboy Bunny costume was hung carefully in the closet, and Angel was safely in her litterpan, eating hay as if everything was all right..

Everything was not all right! At least not to Estrelas. Coming back from Ireland, the young woman was pummeled with more and more questions, more confusion, more nonsense!

First of all, who was the mysterious banshee kidnapper? And for what purposes? LOTUS was headed towards trouble and turmoil, she thought, considering what had just happened.

It was only natural that an enemy would want to kidnap Shee. Especially because she seemed so delicate and... Helpless even! But who was the enemy, and what would have happened to Shee...?

Too many questions. Not nearly enough answers.

And Shee seemed so much uncharacteristically gloomy and tensley stressed. Why, who, what, how? What was wrong?

Too many unknowns!

She held Angel close to her, petting the rabbit's head. At least there was someone here stable and comforting as Mother's apron....
PostPosted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 9:20 pm


Mandrid

I have heard of this city of men in Spain before. Our crops are exported all over the world, and to Madrid too. All the luxuries that Father Ferdinand condemned and so loathed were shipped to Madrid and then to here- Italian par-fumes, trinkets and jewelry, and the such.

Not that anyone could afford it, being poor peasants, but they were beautiful to look at. We could only purchase the drippings- the most valuable thing we had was a decorative enamel mirror .

But I had always imagined Madrid as a luxurious, beautiful, glorious city, filled with laughing party-goers and lively festivals. In my days it was- I heard the fountains were filled with wine, the streets were paved in gold, and there was a festival every week, and the horses were healthy, sleek, and over twenty hands high.

But now I see nothing more than the crumbles of the ruins. I have never seen Madrid, but the city must have been just as glorious as I imagined it... It is tragic in a way, what the city has become.

The buildings are like old men, toothless and tottering and forgotten of what they had once been. They are the color of dirty bones left in the sun too long- not a pure snowy white, but a filthy-looking brown-gray. The fountain is chipped and cracked and colored by God in the same filthy way as the buildings. And the pavement is as if a child had scattered broken pottery around, stamped it, and left it for the dogs to walk on.

Nothing lasts, even the festivals grow dull and silent, the rivers of wine dry and wither away, leaving only a trace of the glamour. What seemed the daintiest delicacies crumble to dust, and the treasures are no more than a broken statue here, a pile of rust there..........

The Velveteen Violinist


The Velveteen Violinist

PostPosted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:28 pm


Mistrust

It's not that I blame the Roma People for being closed-off and mistrustful... I mean, us farmers were so suspicious of strangers that if a heretic came to town, we'd chase them out with crosses and holy water. They would be frightened and run away immediately, proving that Father Ferdinand was right and that the person was the Devil in disguise, trying to corrupt and taint us...

Sometimes I think that it wasn't so much the holy water and crosses and stuff that got them, I hypothesized it might have been the group of angry, rabid villagers coming at them and waving large wooden statkes.

Hmmm. That's seriously seeds to sow thought...

Anyways, Miss Aletta speaks of persecution of her people. I didn't understand what the word 'persecution' meant at first- to my charign, I thought it was a type of method of cooking vegetables, but I sooned looked it up.

Persecution is driving a people from their home and persistantly harrassing them.

However, it is true that I have heard the Cale Romas coming to Portugal... And being driven out or arrested. The lady Portugal is very timid after all! All these strange people must have driven some people mad...

I deigned to mention this to Aletta. I fear how she might react if she knew my own people treated them so in that manner.
PostPosted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 12:02 am


Blackout Angel in the Circuitbox

That Angel! She is nothing but trouble. She is nothing but mischief. She is rambunctioness. Or maybe just an overflow of evergy.

Mister Sain is very angry with me right now. I have retreated back to my room. Not to hide of course! I am not at all afraid of that man. Still, it's a sensible precaution to barricade the door with a few locks and the Com-Pew-Tur, is it not? And preparing my Inter-Communication to call Eponine at the push of a button in case he might break in is perfectly understandable.

Thank Dear God the electricity is back on. Very interesting story, really...

Rabbits, they are interesting. I do not suppose that the King's greatest scribes and poets could even a single ounce of a rabbit's mind onto a roll of paper, really. And those men can do anything.

Maybe it's because back at home, we do not have any of this electricity-spirit to use. Mista Sain tells me that electricity is an angry spirit that flies through the black plastico ropes but can also speed through metal as if it were air. He says that lightning is made out of strong electricity spirits and that if I were to touch it, I would be shocked, stunned, and Possibly Face An Untimely Death. The spirits would go through my body and stop my heart, he says. Well, I admit, that's not exactly how he explained it, but close enough.

There are two paths inside one of the black plastico ropes, and if there were to touch, the spirits traveling in them would fight and shock people. If it were severe enough, all the electric spirits in the establishment would run away and cause a Blackout, where everything goes black. And the electric spirits can cause fire- such mischievious fiends, almost as much as my Angel! I expect that these spirits are very dangerous to handle when angered. But they are quite useful, no?

Anyways, I am not sure what attracts Angel to the black Plastico ropes so much. Maybe she likes the spirits, or they give off a nice smell I cannot sense.

Oh yes, and the electricty spirits have a homebase called the "Circuit Box." That is the palace of the great King and Queen spirits, I suppose, because you can control all the spirits from that one box. There is a large wire hanging out of it.

I was in the hall when it happened. Angel was not in my room, and I was concerned she might bother the other recruits, get trapped somewhere, or be made into roasted rabbit. I was relieved when I found her. "Angel!" I had said. "Come back here, I have your dinner ready." For it was evening, and the night sky had spread her wings already. "Angel!"

But the naughty rabbit only twitched an ear and returned to staring at the wall. Or at least I thought it was staring at the wall when I saw metal paths peering out of the black plastico tubes.

I remembered what Mista Wraith said, that the two paths should never touch-

"ANGEL!" I screamed. "GET AWAY FROM-"

There was a flash of blue sparks. Angel flew back a few feet, and as I ran to her, the Floor-Es-Scent lights in the ceiling flickered like tired glowworms, then with a sigh, went out.

I do not need to tell of the chaos that ensued. It seems that everyone had been using the Electric Spirits, and now that they had all escaped thanks to my bad, naughty rabbit, there was a Blackout where the lights would not shine, no matter how many times you flicked the switch or how hard you bashed a Come-Pew-Tar keyboard against the switch. Not even if one smashes it so hard that the keys fly everywhere and Mista Sain says, "No, stop that, you are Making It Worse."

In the end, they bought in more spirits in a home called Backup Generators. But they were used ONLY for the heating and temperature control, because Mista Sain thinks that "Freezing your butt off to death" is a most unfortunate fate to behold. It was almost midnight when the rest of the electric spirits returns, and Mista Sain told me that I must "Keep that overgrown rodent under control" or else he would "make her into Crispy Fritters."

I need to come out soon, to apologize to my fellow LOTUS members for the inconvienience I have caused them. But I think I should wait until Mista Sain calms down.


The Velveteen Violinist


The Velveteen Violinist

PostPosted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 11:52 pm


Season of Flowering: Spring

It is spring. The air is fresh with the small n** of the cold that still drifts in the noon, the sky glimmers like a calm lake reflected in the world. Sunlight pours down, nudging aside little wisps of cloud that hang in the clear blue heavens.

Estrelas breathes in and sticks her tongue out playfully, as if to try, just to see, if she can take the youthful energy of the noonday and distill it into pure shades of flavor. She knows what it would taste like. Spring is sweet and crisp, like the almost-ripe berries crushed on the tongue, with just a fresh hint of sassy tartness to say, “I’m too young to take. But oh well!” Spring would be like a cranberry fresh from the brambles- a tart, hard shell that gives away with snaps and cracks, releasing an entire radiant vibrant splash of sudden sweetness.

But no one can taste spring. It’s just simply too big to comprehend. But if one immerses herself in the feeling, like sticking a hand in the ocean, who can say that she does not hold the entire world?

In the meadow, the Portuguese girl drags her long skirt over soft green grass, a little current of green that has barely broken the surface of the earth. It is young grass, new grass, fresh grass. And they are flowers too, although right now, nothing blooms. The stems of the blooms of brightness are no different than the plain grass around them.

Something hangs in the air, filling Estrelas with a surge of sudden vertigo. It is all of nature hovering in giddy anticipation.

Like a browned scab on the green, the entrance to a rabbit warren sprouts from the ground. Several rabbits graze, delicate pink noses to the grass and pink eyes watching her. They are wary but at ease. The rabbits act just as wild and suspicious as pampered lapdogs. They do not care much of the tall, tan intruder- she is not a rabbit but a harmless human, barely worthy of their notice. They remain quietly grazing.

There is a new litter of bunny kittens in the warren- one of the many where suddenly the nest becomes alive with mewling, squirming pink babies. It is later in spring now, so the infants are more children. They skittle around under their mother’s watchful pink eyes. The siblings all sport a skin of white fuzz, no thicker than the hairs on a soft ripe peach. They all scatter as a slender brown hand snakes in, unsure of what to make of the hairless stranger.

It is spring. The light air is between cool and warm, giving the lazy feel of comfortable drifting through a clear blue ocean. The wind carries in a voice laden with curses. A few phrases drift out of the mass of obscure obscenities no self-respecting Catholic woman should know. “Ouch! Oowwwww! You accursed rabbit! Ouch! No! My hand! I need that hand, give it back!”

That evening, Estrelas returns home to help Papá with furrowing the fields, turning the fresh damp earth from its slumber. She comes in the house to place a tiny ball of dandelion fluff and pink eyes into a waiting bed of scraps and wool. She says, “Welcome home, Angel!” before hurrying outside to help her father. The rabbit curiously explores its surroundings. It is a barely-weaned kit, as soft as lambswool and as fragile as the last hoarfrost. There is something magical about the cunning way the deep pink eyes take in the world. It is spring. Last year is dusted out with the cobwebs of the past.


PostPosted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 7:14 pm


Season of Royalty: Summer
It is summer. This Sunday, a big white rabbit follows Estrelas to the knoll in the meadows. The perfume of life hangs in the air, a sweet, sultry scent that appears in the beat of a bird’s wing, the gentle wave of the paradise-green grass, the gentle drone and buzz of a honeybee. The day is warm and balmy with just the barest kiss of a breeze. Rest hangs in the air as the honeybees lazily drone through their chores and the butterflies flick their wings from flower to flower. Now the grass waves above her knees, an ocean of soft, soft, green. It tickles even- the grasses brushes against her tan skin, and it tickles.

At last the wildflowers take to the sky in full splendor. Hundreds of ladies, frozen in the seasons, merrily frolick and party about, explosions of radiance and color so vivid they are almost gaudy. They wear perfume too- exotic scents from places she has never heard of, beautiful fragrances from a world transcending hers. They bob as if acknowledging the fact that no human may ever know their land. All she can see is flowers... All colors, all shapes, all sizes. Their drunken scent sends her into a stupor and she staggers to regain her grip on reality.

Estrelas has seen a parade before. She has seen acrobats, performers, dressy people and classy people, bedecked in their finest garments. They wrap themselves in as many colors as the spectrum contains, yet, Estrelas finds no pleasure in looking at them. They are frauds; their colors are stolen and artificial. But the sincerity of the flowers almost overwhelms her. The sincerity of souls who do not know what it is to fall into despair, to lose hope. They open their hearts to the world and do not expect it to ever be broken.

Today Estrelas sits and watches the rabbits play. The way they frolic and prance, bound by nothing but the constraints of their desires, imposes upon her a strange sort of shame and envy. She doesn’t exactly know what she is so jealous of. Maybe it’s the way the sun shines on them and never rain. The way their pink eyes take in the world around them, all pain and pleasure, sadness and joy, and accept it as a greater whole. The dew on their paws when they leap, the rich dark earth under their bodies, the contentment, the acceptance. And she is ashamed of being so envious.

Angel suddenly breaks away from the warren and hops over to the girl. She licks Estrelas’ hand gently and nudges it for pets. Somehow Estrelas feels better.


The Velveteen Violinist


The Velveteen Violinist

PostPosted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 4:07 pm


Season of Fall: Autumn

It is autumn. Now the air is crisper and more biting. It is definitely beginning to chill now. Estrelas treads through the meadow again. Today noon comes earlier than she expected, creeping up like harvest work on a blissfully summer-lulled girl. She barely finishes chasing Angel away from the hay field before coming up to the knoll to relax again. The brown grasses that once tickled her bare legs now crunch underfoot, an occasional streak of not-quite-gone green showing through. She cannot quite describe why the dead grass makes her sad. After the playful gentle kisses of the green in the spring and summer, it seems almost horrifying that something once so fresh and lush wilts too. Maybe she is afraid that the same fate will befall her someday.

The wildflowers that once spilled their perfume into the skies rise up like so many scrawny fingers, starved into the dead tones of black and brown. Sometimes Estrelas sees a seedpod. It’s a promise that time will pass as it always will. She wishes people made promises so honest like the flowers- then maybe there would be much, much less brown and black in the world. But she is still melancholy. It seems that all too soon, the lacey flowers, the delicate green grass, the crisp summer sky, everything just evaporated too quickly and disappeared, much like the a fragile flower suddenly ground under the wheel of time.

And the wind isn’t a whisper anymore. Estrelas has to wrap her shawl about her tighter as it flares out behind. It gives the girl the look of a bird of prey, huge wooly wings fanning out behind. The wind always blows hard in autumn. So hard, in fact, that she doesn’t feel like a hawk, but more like a songbird, buffeted but a gale.

Today she wears a thick woolen shawl draped around her. Her headcloth is a thicker one now, made out of thicker, coarser, but warmer fibers than her usual one. The wool scratches, itches, and smells, but warmth and security always come with a price. Angel too has prepared for winter. Her thick cream fur puffs up to a rather bulky mass of snow-white fur. Even the hairs on her ears grow thicker, hairier, longer. Her eyes peek out at the new world from under the coat of fur. The rabbits still graze. They find food everywhere. Estrelas wishes her world were that stable. She wishes that no matter what, everyday she can still come out and the earth would always take care of her.

Estrelas breathes out, her breath in a hanging haze of steam. She rolls her arms back, releasing the aches and cramps after a long morning of harvest. The days are getting shorter, but the crops must be gathered. Tomorrow Papa will cart off the surplus and sell it. Maybe he will bring home new bolts of cloth. The thought doesn’t cheer her up. As she looks around at the desolate meadows, Estrelas realizes that the cloth is just a poor substitute for what is gone, what is lost.
It is autumn. Nothing ever lasts.

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