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Galadel Vinorel · 01-03-2003, 11:59 PM

As Autumn heard Daisy call that dinner was ready she quickly ran and grapped her bowl from her sack, and joined the line waiting for stew. As Tomba, trying to be very careful, slowly poured the stew into her bowl, the hobbit lass smiled down at the young hobbit boy. He remined her a lot of her little brother, who was always getting into mischief and such, but still was a very sweet little boy. "Thank you, Tomba," Autumn said, a grin on her face, after the younger hobbit had finished pouring her stew. Then Autumn went and joined Dinodas and Robin near the fire.

Sitting down to enjoy her supper, Autumn suddenly yelled and jumped back up, nearly spilling her bowl that she had just sat down on the ground. Looking down at where she had just tried to sit down, she discovered that a short sword in a scabbard lay there. Glancing over angrily at Dinodas, who was trying not to laugh, Autumn seized the short sword and lightly tossed it over to him. Then Autumn sat down, her face still slightly red.

As Autumn began to eat her soup, out of the corner of her eye, she saw Giles approaching her. Laughing to herself, Autumn took the short sword back from Dinodas, and, just as Giles was about to sit down, placed it on the log next to her. Giles unexpectedly sat down on the sword and then jumped right back up with a holler. The hobbits in the cave turned around, surprised, twice now in just a few minutes.

Giles then grabbed the sword, a grin forming on his face, and tossed it over to Dinodas, who just smiled and pointed to Autumn. Autumn began to eat her soup again, a smile on her face, and Giles sat down next to her and poked her in the side. Autumn laughed, slightly choking on her food, and grinned over at the other hobbit.

Looking down at her feet, Autumn noticed something that had fallen out of Giles' pocket; his salt container. Silently, the hobbit lass picked the container off the floor and handed it to Giles, who slipped it quickly into his pocket. Then they all settled down to enjoy their dinner.

[ January 04, 2003: Message edited by: Galadel Vinorel ]

01-03-2003, 11:59 PM	#148
Galadel Vinorel Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Lothlorien, the Woodlen Realm Posts: 366	As Autumn heard Daisy call that dinner was ready she quickly ran and grapped her bowl from her sack, and joined the line waiting for stew. As Tomba, trying to be very careful, slowly poured the stew into her bowl, the hobbit lass smiled down at the young hobbit boy. He remined her a lot of her little brother, who was always getting into mischief and such, but still was a very sweet little boy. "Thank you, Tomba," Autumn said, a grin on her face, after the younger hobbit had finished pouring her stew. Then Autumn went and joined Dinodas and Robin near the fire. Sitting down to enjoy her supper, Autumn suddenly yelled and jumped back up, nearly spilling her bowl that she had just sat down on the ground. Looking down at where she had just tried to sit down, she discovered that a short sword in a scabbard lay there. Glancing over angrily at Dinodas, who was trying not to laugh, Autumn seized the short sword and lightly tossed it over to him. Then Autumn sat down, her face still slightly red. As Autumn began to eat her soup, out of the corner of her eye, she saw Giles approaching her. Laughing to herself, Autumn took the short sword back from Dinodas, and, just as Giles was about to sit down, placed it on the log next to her. Giles unexpectedly sat down on the sword and then jumped right back up with a holler. The hobbits in the cave turned around, surprised, twice now in just a few minutes. Giles then grabbed the sword, a grin forming on his face, and tossed it over to Dinodas, who just smiled and pointed to Autumn. Autumn began to eat her soup again, a smile on her face, and Giles sat down next to her and poked her in the side. Autumn laughed, slightly choking on her food, and grinned over at the other hobbit. Looking down at her feet, Autumn noticed something that had fallen out of Giles' pocket; his salt container. Silently, the hobbit lass picked the container off the floor and handed it to Giles, who slipped it quickly into his pocket. Then they all settled down to enjoy their dinner. [ January 04, 2003: Message edited by: Galadel Vinorel ] __________________ “Words can never convey the incredible impact of our attitude toward life. The longer I live the more convinced I become that life is 10 percent what happens to us and 90 percent how we respond to it." -Charles R. Swindoll