Sunset City - Sandcastles by Olevander, literature
Sunset City - Sandcastles
Harper laughed happily, her paws muddy with wet sand as she smoothed them around the base of the sandcastle. The structure was not yet sound, just a lump mess of a thing that looked vaguely like it would have one central tower and two ancillary ones. She attempted to pat the side trying to firm it up but just ended up punching a paw-shaped hole in the side. "Kaelani, hurry up with those decorations, I think the foundation of the project is due to collapse. Throwing shells on top of the pile is probably not going to cut it to even get past the first round of judging." Kaelani snickered as she raked a run net through the sand on next to the shore, her long hair pulled back in a high ponytail as she worked in her standing form to sift through for hidden treasures. She already had a sizable pile beside her, the sea glass and shells resting on top of a soft colorful scarf she had brought along for just the purpose. "Trust me, harper. Every bauble is worth its weight in gold when it comes
Kebanzu Summer Prompts 2020 by Olevander, literature
Kebanzu Summer Prompts 2020
Summer Job - 525 Words 5 Kebs: Harper, Kaelani, Summer, Saskia & Avalynn Harper leaned across the counter with a sigh, her blonde hair flopping over one eye only to be pushed away by an anxious paw. "Maaaaann, this has to be the most boring job I have ever taken. There won't be any customers till like, at least noon. Don't you think Kaelani?" She glanced over at the Kebanzu, long and lean she waved a small paper fan with a human hand. The girl was a weird one, preferring her faun form over standing on all fours. She did not reply which make the courier from, even more, her tail thumping behind her as she sat with a small huff. "Who wants ice-cream first thing in the morning anyway?" Harper grumbled, her paw thumping the ground with nervous energy. The first day on the job and after just an hour, Harper was ready to leave. The bell on the door rang and Harper practically lept to her feet, paws slipping a little as she scrambled to get behind the counter. A motley crew of colorful
Sunset City - Sandcastles by Olevander, literature
Sunset City - Sandcastles
Harper laughed happily, her paws muddy with wet sand as she smoothed them around the base of the sandcastle. The structure was not yet sound, just a lump mess of a thing that looked vaguely like it would have one central tower and two ancillary ones. She attempted to pat the side trying to firm it up but just ended up punching a paw-shaped hole in the side. "Kaelani, hurry up with those decorations, I think the foundation of the project is due to collapse. Throwing shells on top of the pile is probably not going to cut it to even get past the first round of judging." Kaelani snickered as she raked a run net through the sand on next to the shore, her long hair pulled back in a high ponytail as she worked in her standing form to sift through for hidden treasures. She already had a sizable pile beside her, the sea glass and shells resting on top of a soft colorful scarf she had brought along for just the purpose. "Trust me, harper. Every bauble is worth its weight in gold when it comes
Kebanzu Summer Prompts 2020 by Olevander, literature
Kebanzu Summer Prompts 2020
Summer Job - 525 Words 5 Kebs: Harper, Kaelani, Summer, Saskia & Avalynn Harper leaned across the counter with a sigh, her blonde hair flopping over one eye only to be pushed away by an anxious paw. "Maaaaann, this has to be the most boring job I have ever taken. There won't be any customers till like, at least noon. Don't you think Kaelani?" She glanced over at the Kebanzu, long and lean she waved a small paper fan with a human hand. The girl was a weird one, preferring her faun form over standing on all fours. She did not reply which make the courier from, even more, her tail thumping behind her as she sat with a small huff. "Who wants ice-cream first thing in the morning anyway?" Harper grumbled, her paw thumping the ground with nervous energy. The first day on the job and after just an hour, Harper was ready to leave. The bell on the door rang and Harper practically lept to her feet, paws slipping a little as she scrambled to get behind the counter. A motley crew of colorful