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 Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 6:47 pm
Ilyrosa stared at the blank paper before her, dry paintbrush in hand as she thought out what she would paint up next. Damon seemed to be getting smarter as to where he sent her as to release some of her pent up energy. The last few attempts were... a little disastrous with a few good ideas now and then. It seemed that the less possibilities there was as to kids getting hurt or her getting bored, the more likely she was to behave.
And with her painting up a storm, both on herself and on the paper, the daycare/activity lady was wondering why the strange guy seemed so worried about her. Curiosity claimed her mind as she finally decided she couldn't choose just one color and her eyes roamed around the room, glancing at the various kids doing random activities throughout the room. They all looked so normal and boring...
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Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 9:27 pm
Kaleb was bored. He had to be the oldest kid at the day care. He decided to paint a picture; maybe he could make a nice water color sunset or something to take home. Maybe he could make a nice picture and give it to her.
He spotted a younger girl painting near by and decided that while painting he could make a friend. What was the point of painting alone, anyway? "Hi, my name's Kaleb," he introduced himself. "What's your name?" She looked interesting. He wondered silently if she was like him. "Want to paint with me?"
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xInsane_Night_Skittlesx Crew
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Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 1:08 pm
"Iwywosa an-Ooh! Yew has shiny wings!" Ily gasped, suddenly stopping in her painting to stare at his wings. "And... Yew's poiple! I's wed an wellow an gwey! Poiple's fun tew though! Wha's yews favowite color?" she asked, tail wagging happily at the very idea of having a new friend.
"Ooh! Yew's poiple like Steve!" she gasped, not really fully grasping the whole sins and virtue thing except that some made people act differently. Like Pippin was shy while she had tons of energy and stuff.
"Oh! Wight... Uh... sure! We can paint a piture togedder." Giggling, the girl stepped aside so the older boy could have access the canvas as well. She wasn't liberality, but she knew when sharing was appropriate. Like, say, painting a picture with the opportunity of "accidentally" painting each other bright colors.
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