Posted on October 29, 2012 at 08:34:05 PM by t a l l y n n e and SOLJOR
||tallynne||mare||6 winters||15.3hh||palomino tobiano||gypsy vanner||helper of the paradise||soljor [x o melhor]||
||soljor||colt||< 1 spring||16.0hh wfg||smoky black tobiano||gypsy vanner mix||small gift of the paradise||o melhor x tallynne||
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||soljor||colt||< 1 spring||16.0hh wfg||smoky black tobiano||gypsy vanner mix||small gift of the paradise||o melhor x tallynne||
Tallynne looked up when he came. She smiled and offered her muzzle.
“Yes,” Tallynne said. “I’m Tallynne.” She offered him a tired smile. It wasn’t her fault that she was tired. She was sad, but that did little against her glistening coat. She looked over the new stallion. He seemed nice enough.
Soljor, her dark pintoed son, looked at Eli as well. He narrowed his eyes and swished his little tail. Did he just call me, buddy?! He thought. Of course, Soljor was that age when he didn’t quite like nicknames.
“My name is Soljor,” He huffed. “Not buddy.” He stamped with his hoof in the sand causing it to scatter. He received a nip from his mother.
“Manners,” She said sternly. Soljor was a handful. Of course, that was to be expected. Tallynne was a young mother, this was her first, and she was beginning to wonder what to do with him. Soljor pinned his ears at his mother, but sniffed Eli.
“Sorry,” He huffed, looking down. “My name is Soljor.” He deadpanned it, looking sideways at his mother. She shook her head.
“Forgive my son,” She said. “He seems to be going through a… stage of rudeness.” It was to be expected in Tallynne’s opinion. He knew something was wrong, and he missed his father. He would remember the silver black stallion - he had been old enough. But he was also just being a colt. She looked back at Eli. “Wonderful to meet you Eli. And thank you for allowing us to continue residing here.”
She shifted her bulk to a relaxed stance. She looked at the new stallion. “There’s firmer ground a bit further up if you would like to go in that direction,” She offered realizing that he might not know her home as well as she did. He did seem to have to put in effort, if the wetness on his neck was anything to go by.
“Yes,” Tallynne said. “I’m Tallynne.” She offered him a tired smile. It wasn’t her fault that she was tired. She was sad, but that did little against her glistening coat. She looked over the new stallion. He seemed nice enough.
Soljor, her dark pintoed son, looked at Eli as well. He narrowed his eyes and swished his little tail. Did he just call me, buddy?! He thought. Of course, Soljor was that age when he didn’t quite like nicknames.
“My name is Soljor,” He huffed. “Not buddy.” He stamped with his hoof in the sand causing it to scatter. He received a nip from his mother.
“Manners,” She said sternly. Soljor was a handful. Of course, that was to be expected. Tallynne was a young mother, this was her first, and she was beginning to wonder what to do with him. Soljor pinned his ears at his mother, but sniffed Eli.
“Sorry,” He huffed, looking down. “My name is Soljor.” He deadpanned it, looking sideways at his mother. She shook her head.
“Forgive my son,” She said. “He seems to be going through a… stage of rudeness.” It was to be expected in Tallynne’s opinion. He knew something was wrong, and he missed his father. He would remember the silver black stallion - he had been old enough. But he was also just being a colt. She looked back at Eli. “Wonderful to meet you Eli. And thank you for allowing us to continue residing here.”
She shifted her bulk to a relaxed stance. She looked at the new stallion. “There’s firmer ground a bit further up if you would like to go in that direction,” She offered realizing that he might not know her home as well as she did. He did seem to have to put in effort, if the wetness on his neck was anything to go by.
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- all that glitters is gold. - By o melhor October 29, 2012 at 09:03:23 PM
- You Left Without Saying Goodbye - By Eli November 5, 2012 at 03:29:28 AM
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